Nutrition

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.
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
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
Third Trimester and Post-partum Beef Cow Nutrition: NDSU Extension area livestock specialist Karl Hoppe discusses nutritional needs for beef cows in the thrid trimenster of pregnancy or post-partum. This is a recording from the 2011 Cow-Calf Clinic: Beef Cattle Reproduction videoconference. Recorded February 16, 2011.
2011 NDSU Feedlot School: A collection of presentations from the 2011 NDSU Feedlot School held January 27 & 28, 2011 at the Carrington Research Extension Center
Optimizing Nutrient Management and Delivery: Presentation by Karl Hoppe, NDSU Extension Service area livestock specialist. This slideshow was part of the 2011 NDSU Feedlot School.
Custom Feeding or Cattle Feeders: Presentation by Karl Hoppe, NDSU Extension Service area livestock specialist. This slideshow was part of the 2011 NDSU Feedlot School.
Feeds, Nutrients and Animal Requirements: Presentation by Vern Anderson, NDSU animal scientist. This slideshow was part of the 2011 NDSU Feedlot School.
Do We Want to Feed Cattle?: Presentation by John Dhuyvetter, NDSU Extension area livestock specialist. This slideshow was part of the 2011 NDSU Feedlot School.
Nutritional Value of Selected Annual Forages Using Cover Crops: NDSU Extension rangeland specialist Kevin Sedivec shares research results on the nutrient value of common cover crops for cows and calves. This is a recording from the 2011 Cow-Calf Clinic: Cover Crops and Cattle videoconference. Recorded January 19, 2011.
Cover Crops and Cattle - 2011 Cow-Calf Clinic: A series of 4 archived videoconference presentations dealing with cover crops from a cattle grazing and soil health perspective.
Backgrounding Cattle 2011: Costs, Prices and Possibilities: A series of 4 archived videoconference presentations dealing with backgrounding beef cattle.

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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. 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 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 Third Trimester and Post-partum Beef Cow Nutrition NDSU Extension area livestock specialist Karl Hoppe discusses nutritional needs for beef cows in the thrid trimenster of pregnancy or post-partum. This is a recording from the 2011 Cow-Calf Clinic: Beef Cattle Reproduction videoconference. Recorded February 16, 2011. 2011 NDSU Feedlot School A collection of presentations from the 2011 NDSU Feedlot School held January 27 & 28, 2011 at the Carrington Research Extension Center Optimizing Nutrient Management and Delivery Presentation by Karl Hoppe, NDSU Extension Service area livestock specialist. This slideshow was part of the 2011 NDSU Feedlot School. Custom Feeding or Cattle Feeders Presentation by Karl Hoppe, NDSU Extension Service area livestock specialist. This slideshow was part of the 2011 NDSU Feedlot School. Feeds, Nutrients and Animal Requirements Presentation by Vern Anderson, NDSU animal scientist. This slideshow was part of the 2011 NDSU Feedlot School. Do We Want to Feed Cattle? Presentation by John Dhuyvetter, NDSU Extension area livestock specialist. This slideshow was part of the 2011 NDSU Feedlot School. Nutritional Value of Selected Annual Forages Using Cover Crops NDSU Extension rangeland specialist Kevin Sedivec shares research results on the nutrient value of common cover crops for cows and calves. This is a recording from the 2011 Cow-Calf Clinic: Cover Crops and Cattle videoconference. Recorded January 19, 2011. Cover Crops and Cattle - 2011 Cow-Calf Clinic A series of 4 archived videoconference presentations dealing with cover crops from a cattle grazing and soil health perspective. Backgrounding Cattle 2011: Costs, Prices and Possibilities A series of 4 archived videoconference presentations dealing with backgrounding beef cattle. Next 3 items » 1 2 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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