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2012 Cow-Calf Clinic: A series of 4 presentations from the January 13, 2012 Cow-Calf Clinic
Methods of Pregnancy Detection in Beef Cattle: As part of the 2012 NDSU Extension Service Cow Calf Clinic, Dr. Carl Dahlen talks about pregnancy detection in beef cattle.
Dealing With Temperature Stress in Beef Cattle: As part of the 2012 NDSU Extension Service Cow Calf Clinic, Dr. Charlie Stoltenow talks about dealing with temperature stress in beef cattle.
Beef Cattle Vaccination Strategies: As part of the 2012 NDSU Extension Service Cow Calf Clinic, Dr. Gerald Stokka talks about vaccination strategies for beef cattle.
Common Beef Cattle Diseases in North Dakota: As part of the 2012 NDSU Extension Service Cow Calf Clinic, Dr. Neil Dyer talks about common diseases in North Dakota beef cattle.
Adding Value to Calves Through Source and Age Verification, Vaccinations, etc.: NDSU Extension beef cattle specialist Carl Dahlen discusses age & source verification, vaccinations and more to add value to your calves. This presentation was part of NDSU Extension Service's workshop, Backgrounding Cattle 2011: Costs, Prices and Possibilities.
Feed Efficiencies and Feed/Coproduct Prices: NDSU Extension area livestock specialist Karl Hoppe discusses efficient feeding of cattle and feed and coproduct prices. This presentation was part of NDSU Extension Service's workshop, Backgrounding Cattle 2011: Costs, Prices and Possibilities.
Cost of Gain and Budgeting: NDSU Extension area livestock specialist John Dhuyvetter discusses budgeting for feed for cattle. This presentation was part of NDSU Extension Service's workshop, Backgrounding Cattle 2011: Costs, Prices and Possibilities.
Cattle Situation & Outlook - Fall 2011: NDSU Extension livestock marketing economist Tim Petry discusses the price outlook for beef cattle going into the fall and winter of 2011. This presentation was part of NDSU Extension Service's workshop, Backgrounding Cattle 2011: Costs, Prices and Possibilities.
Storage and Handling other Coproducts with Dr. Greg Lardy: Cattle are able to eat coproducts including distillers grains, sugar beet pulp and potato waste. Dr. Greg Lardy of North Dakota State University talks about how to properly store and handle coproducts for use in feeding cattle.
Producer Panel Sharing Experiences of Using Coproducts: Cattle are able to eat coproducts including distillers grains, sugar beet pulp and potato waste. This panel discussion features cattle producers asking questions and sharing their experiences using coproducts for feeding cattle.
Storage Techniques for Ethanol Byproducts with Dr. Galen Erickson: Cattle are able to eat coproducts including distillers grains, sugar beet pulp and potato waste. Dr. Galen Erickson of the University of Nebraska - Lincoln talks about how to properly store ethanol byproducts for use in feeding cattle.
Nutritive Value and Feeding Recommendations for other Coproducts with Dr. Greg Lardy: Cattle are able to eat coproducts including distillers grains, sugar beet pulp and potato waste. Dr. Greg Lardy of North Dakota State University talks about nutritive value and feeding recommendations of coproducts for cattle.
Byproduct Feeding with Dr. Galen Erickson: Cattle are able to eat coproducts including distillers grains, sugar beet pulp and potato waste. Dr. Galen Erickson of the University of Nebraska - Lincoln talks about availability and proper use of wet coproducts in cattle diets.
Ranch Hand Top 10; May 2011: Top 10 management strategies to consider on your operation during May 2011.
The Research Corner: Early Puberty in Girls; Is it Really the Beef ?: Research Project evaluates impacts of tofu and beef from implanted and non-implanted steers on age at puberty, sex-hormone blood profile and body composition at sexaul maturity of female pigs. Research in Progress. James Magolski, Graduate Student; Eric Berg and Kim Vonnahme, Research and Teaching Faculty, NDSU Department of Animal Sciences
Why Wasn’t the Grass Green This Spring?: Discussion of 2011 late green up and recommendations for pasture turnout and dealing with flooded pastures. Kevin Sedivec, NDSU Extension Rangeland Specialist
Getting the Most Out of Your Biologicals: Discussion of common animal health products along with proper storage, handling, and administration. Charlie Stoltenow, D.V.M.; Diplomate, American College of Veterinary Preventive Medicine; NDSU Extension Veterinarian, NDSU Department of Animal Sciences; Lisa Pederson, NDSU Extension Beef Quality Assurance Specialist, NDSU Dickinson Research Extension Center
Ranch Hand Top 10; April 2011: Top 10 management strategies to consider on your operation during April 2011:
The Research Corner: Where Does All the Net Wrap Go?: Project evaluates the fate of net wrap eaten by cattle. Research in Progress. Carl Dahlen, NDSU Extension Beef Cattle Specialist

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Beef Cattle Vaccination Strategies As part of the 2012 NDSU Extension Service Cow Calf Clinic, Dr. Gerald Stokka talks about vaccination strategies for beef cattle. Common Beef Cattle Diseases in North Dakota As part of the 2012 NDSU Extension Service Cow Calf Clinic, Dr. Neil Dyer talks about common diseases in North Dakota beef cattle. Adding Value to Calves Through Source and Age Verification, Vaccinations, etc. NDSU Extension beef cattle specialist Carl Dahlen discusses age & source verification, vaccinations and more to add value to your calves. This presentation was part of NDSU Extension Service's workshop, Backgrounding Cattle 2011: Costs, Prices and Possibilities. Feed Efficiencies and Feed/Coproduct Prices NDSU Extension area livestock specialist Karl Hoppe discusses efficient feeding of cattle and feed and coproduct prices. This presentation was part of NDSU Extension Service's workshop, Backgrounding Cattle 2011: Costs, Prices and Possibilities. Cost of Gain and Budgeting NDSU Extension area livestock specialist John Dhuyvetter discusses budgeting for feed for cattle. This presentation was part of NDSU Extension Service's workshop, Backgrounding Cattle 2011: Costs, Prices and Possibilities. Cattle Situation & Outlook - Fall 2011 NDSU Extension livestock marketing economist Tim Petry discusses the price outlook for beef cattle going into the fall and winter of 2011. This presentation was part of NDSU Extension Service's workshop, Backgrounding Cattle 2011: Costs, Prices and Possibilities. Storage and Handling other Coproducts with Dr. Greg Lardy Cattle are able to eat coproducts including distillers grains, sugar beet pulp and potato waste. Dr. Greg Lardy of North Dakota State University talks about how to properly store and handle coproducts for use in feeding cattle. Producer Panel Sharing Experiences of Using Coproducts Cattle are able to eat coproducts including distillers grains, sugar beet pulp and potato waste. This panel discussion features cattle producers asking questions and sharing their experiences using coproducts for feeding cattle. Storage Techniques for Ethanol Byproducts with Dr. Galen Erickson Cattle are able to eat coproducts including distillers grains, sugar beet pulp and potato waste. Dr. Galen Erickson of the University of Nebraska - Lincoln talks about how to properly store ethanol byproducts for use in feeding cattle. Nutritive Value and Feeding Recommendations for other Coproducts with Dr. Greg Lardy Cattle are able to eat coproducts including distillers grains, sugar beet pulp and potato waste. Dr. Greg Lardy of North Dakota State University talks about nutritive value and feeding recommendations of coproducts for cattle. Byproduct Feeding with Dr. Galen Erickson Cattle are able to eat coproducts including distillers grains, sugar beet pulp and potato waste. Dr. Galen Erickson of the University of Nebraska - Lincoln talks about availability and proper use of wet coproducts in cattle diets. Ranch Hand Top 10; May 2011 Top 10 management strategies to consider on your operation during May 2011. The Research Corner: Early Puberty in Girls; Is it Really the Beef ? Research Project evaluates impacts of tofu and beef from implanted and non-implanted steers on age at puberty, sex-hormone blood profile and body composition at sexaul maturity of female pigs. Research in Progress. James Magolski, Graduate Student; Eric Berg and Kim Vonnahme, Research and Teaching Faculty, NDSU Department of Animal Sciences Why Wasn’t the Grass Green This Spring? Discussion of 2011 late green up and recommendations for pasture turnout and dealing with flooded pastures. Kevin Sedivec, NDSU Extension Rangeland Specialist Getting the Most Out of Your Biologicals Discussion of common animal health products along with proper storage, handling, and administration. Charlie Stoltenow, D.V.M.; Diplomate, American College of Veterinary Preventive Medicine; NDSU Extension Veterinarian, NDSU Department of Animal Sciences; Lisa Pederson, NDSU Extension Beef Quality Assurance Specialist, NDSU Dickinson Research Extension Center Ranch Hand Top 10; April 2011 Top 10 management strategies to consider on your operation during April 2011: The Research Corner: Where Does All the Net Wrap Go? Project evaluates the fate of net wrap eaten by cattle. Research in Progress. Carl Dahlen, NDSU Extension Beef Cattle Specialist Next 20 items » 1 2 3 Document Actions RSS feed Send this Print this	Latest Articles 2012 Cow-Calf Clinic Methods of Pregnancy Detection in Beef Cattle Dealing With Temperature Stress in Beef Cattle More… Beef Cattle News BeefTalk: There Is Room for More Cows May 17, 2012 BeefTalk: Are Your Cows Ready for Breeding? 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