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Paul Beck

Beef Nutrition Specialist / Oklahoma State University Extension
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Manage shrink when marketing cattle

Considerations made for feed, transport and time are essential for both sellers and buyers to understand if a mutually beneficial working relationship is to persist.
August 29, 2022
Paul Beck

All along the marketing chain of beef cattle, shrinkage of beef calves is a concern. Both sellers and buyers are constantly seeking information on shrink and weighing conditions of calves, feeder cattle and fats.


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How to stop the most preventable nutritional disease in cattle

February 24, 2016
Paul Beck
Imagine a disease that creates a paralyzing fear in cattle producers, preventing them from utilizing all the forage options available to them. Pasture bloat, also known as frothy bloat, is that disease and is one of the most preventable nutritional diseases in cattle.
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Growth-promoting technologies for stocker cattle production

March 24, 2015
Paul Beck
It has been estimated that we must double food production by the year 2050 due to population growth worldwide. There is also increased demand for animal proteins in diets of people worldwide. This demand must be met even though there is limited availability of arable land.
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