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Ways ranchers can overcome the challenges caused by COVID-19

April 29, 2020
Brian Philpot
In March, the COVID-19 pandemic-affected industries (including the ag industy), businesses and millions of people across the U.S. As fear and panic shopping set in among consumers with the uncertainty of the duration of the virus and social distancing and stay-at-home orders in place across multiples states, the food supply chain was beginning to shake with demand for food exceeding supply.
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10 reasons to step up grazing management

April 24, 2020
Billy Whitehurst
Spring has finally sprung in the northern Rockies. Grass is growing, irrigation water is flowing, and it will look green as Ireland for about another four to six weeks till we start going dormant and dry again.
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Spring work

Recommendations for preventing spread of COVID-19 during spring cattle work

April 24, 2020
Sara Chaplin, Katie Hoffman, and Shannon Williams
While some things in life can be put on hold during this time of COVID-19, spring cattle work is not one of those – at least not for long.
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A tribute to the American rancher

April 24, 2020

Before a nation troubled with an impending pandemic, headlines of fake meat and climate-killing “cow farts” circulated the internet. Toilet paper and hand sanitizer sat neatly on store shelves, and basketball fans were eager to fill out this year’s bracket.


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Beef industry pushes for market investigations amid COVID-19 unrest

April 24, 2020
Carrie Veselka
Falling cattle prices and both market and consumer unrest has increased the pressure from beef industry groups and lawmakers on the USDA to increase their investigations into the cattle markets.
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Southeast: Developing a feed and forage plan

April 24, 2020
Matthew Burns

Employing a planning process is a good step for beginning and established farms. If you are just starting your business, performing a strengths, weakness, opportunities and threats (SWOT) analysis on your operation is a great place to start.


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West: Marbling in mother cows

April 24, 2020
Carmen Willmore

When you think of a quality cow herd, the first things that come to mind are conception rate, docility or average weaning weight. Although these traits are important, they shouldn’t be the only measure of a great cow herd.


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South Central: Forage management is key to success

April 24, 2020
Jason Banta

Spring is the time of peak forage production for most operations in the South Central region. Growing conditions range considerably across this region, but good grazing and forage management practices are key to successful cow-calf operations.


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Fed cattle slaughter and dressed weights lift production forecast

April 24, 2020
Russell Knight
The 2020 beef production forecast for 2020 was raised by 240 million pounds to 27.7 billion pounds from the previous month. This increase is based on the pace of fed cattle slaughter and heavier expected cattle dressed weights.
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Castrating

Cutting the bull: Tips for castration

April 24, 2020
Shelby Roberts

When it comes to raising cattle, management practices vary vastly between producers as they work to accomplish the goals of their operations and meet market demands.


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