Articles Tagged with ''Ohio''
Read an overview of plans for new research dairies at the University of Idaho, Kansas State University, Michigan State University, Ohio State University and the University of Wisconsin – Madison.
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Best handling techniques for preparing beef cattle for slaughter
Low-stress handling of cattle prior to transport and slaughter can not only make the process run more smoothly but improve the final beef product.
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Don’t strike out this breeding season
Calf uniformity has proven to pay a premium. The first step to creating a uniform calf crop is shortening your breeding season as much as possible.
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Evaluating stockmanship
An honest look at cattle-handling facilities and the people working them can yield major improvements in your operation’s ability to work cattle safely and efficiently.
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Avian influenza cases confirmed on Idaho, New Mexico, Ohio dairies and one human
The strain of the virus in all herds remains similar to the first detected, and risk to public health remains low.
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Manure application: Considerations for keeping it in-house or hiring out
Should manure be handled in-house or should a custom applicator do the work? Consider these factors before making a decision.
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Mideast: Financial picture has an undercurrent
With ample water, the region has many advantages, creating opportunities for growth. Building on those strengths will require industry partnerships that can produce value and increase markets.
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