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BeefTalk: There Is Room for More Cows   ( 2012-05-17 )
Today, the cattle business is just as real as it was at the turn of the century. However, the market, consumer and even the producer have not remained unchanged.
BeefTalk: Don’t Take Bull Fertility for Granted   ( 2012-05-10 )
There are three major considerations when evaluating bulls as the breeding season approaches.
BeefTalk: Are Your Cows Ready for Breeding?   ( 2012-05-03 )
In a perfect world, cattle never should be out of shape for breeding.
BeefTalk: Birth Weight in the Eyes of a Chicken   ( 2012-04-26 )
What is interesting to ponder is how the poultry world has modified the chicken to become what it is today.
BeefTalk: Try Hard for Less Than 3 Percent Calf Death Loss   ( 2012-04-19 )
At what level of death loss does an individual producer become concerned?
BeefTalk: Preparing for a Dry Year Using Lazy L Culling   ( 2012-04-12 )
An example of proactive management is when a producer evaluates cow-calf numbers and determines in advance how many pairs should be turned out to grass and adjusts the inventory accordingly.
BeefTalk: Plan Ahead Instead of Reacting; Sell Infertile Cows   ( 2012-04-05 )
As with bulls, open cows simply eat well, compete better and produce fat.
BeefTalk: Drought and Stocking Rates Are Two Key Terms   ( 2012-03-29 )
A producer sleeps much better if a 1,200 pound cow has 30 pounds of dry matter available per day while grazing and a similar amount of hay available when confined.
BeefTalk: I Wish They Were All Like That One!   ( 2012-03-22 )
The cow-calf producer sees the business differently than the backgrounder or feedlot owner.
BeefTalk: Carcass Merit Pays   ( 2012-03-15 )
Producers should pay attention to how the calves perform in the feed yard and the type of carcasses that are hung up on the rail.
BeefTalk: The $2,017.31 Carcass   ( 2012-03-08 )
The value of beef is a constantly changing plus-and-minus world where producers hope to avoid discounts.
BeefTalk: The World of Genetic Marketing   ( 2012-03-01 )
As one reviews carcass data sheets and scans them for useful information, the complexity of this business is what really stands out.
BeefTalk: It Is in Caring That We Will Survive   ( 2012-02-23 )
Producers that are successful in raising livestock in balance with their own lives understand when things are not right
BeefTalk: Understanding Things We Do Not Control   ( 2012-02-16 )
The cow-calf producer, in general, does not calculate margins and does not have the option of increasing the price to cover yesterday’s losses.
BeefTalk: The Winner - the Heavier-conditioned, Large Steer With No Muscle   ( 2012-02-09 )
Although all the data needs to be studied, one steer certainly caught my eye
BeefTalk: Cattle Size Is Different Than Cow Size   ( 2012-02-02 )
In one decade, large carcasses are strongly discouraged and, in the next decade, strongly encouraged.
BeefTalk: Meat, Fat, Size and Quality   ( 2012-01-26 )
The cattle industry is and always has been a series of relationships that we hope will result in desired outcomes.
BeefTalk: $1.43 short   ( 2012-01-19 )
Producers buying replacement bulls and heifers realize that, even within the industry, costs are increasing.
BeefTalk: Like Begets Like   ( 2012-01-12 )
Without good genes, the calves will not meet the producers’ expectations and, more than likely, not meet the buyers’ expectations when the calves are sold.
BeefTalk: Let’s Buy a Bull   ( 2012-01-05 )
Reinvesting in the bull pen is pivotal to the success of a beef operation.
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