cowherd management

BeefCast 0479 - How can you improve your supplement to best meet your cattle's needs?

BeefCast 0479 Show Notes:
  • Dale Blasi, Beef Cattle Specialist at Kansas State University, weighs in on how you can optimize your supplement program for your stockers or cow/calf pairs on Spring and Summer pastures.

BeefCast 0461 - How to get the most out of your pastures and should you delay weaning?

BeefCast 0461 Show Notes:
  • Today we investigate managed intensive grazing strategies with David Davis, Superintendent of the 1,200 acre Forage Systems Research Center at the University of Missouri. 

BeefCast 0441 - How can you manage moldy corn and silage to ensure cowherd and newborn calf performance?

BeefCast 0441 Show Notes:
  • Dr. Kathleen Emery, Nutritionist and DVM, weighs in on how we can best manage higher levels of molds and mycotoxins to manage our cowherd as we enter the calving season to ensure newborn calf performance.

BeefCast 0440 - How to increase the accuracy of your mating decisions, Part 2

BeefCast 0440 Show Notes:
  • Dr. Kent Anderson, Associate Director of Technical Services for Pfizer Animal Genetics, explains the technology and release of the new high density 50k chip. While Lee Leachman, Leachman Cattle Company of Colorado offers his seedstock producer perspective on what the technology will mean for the future of our industry. Part 2

BeefCast 0439 - An exciting new technology that will significantly enhance the accuracies of our breeding decisions

BeefCast 0439 Show Notes:

BeefCast 0414 - What will 2010 mean for profitability in the cow-calf sector?

BeefCast 0414 Show Notes:

BeefCast 0362 - Increase first time conception rate by over 30%

BeefCast 0362 Show Notes:

  • John Jaeger, KSU Agricultural Research Center at Hays, reveals their latest research at the recent Beef Research Roundup
  • Pre-partum inclusion of choline may raise the first time conception rates of your heifers and young cow by over 30%

BeefCast 0312 for December 22 2008

BeefCast 0312 Show Notes:

  •  Brr.. the weather has really turned cold here, but what should I do to manage my cows better during this time?

BeefCast 0299 for November 19 2008

BeefCast 0299 Show Notes:

  • Mark Frasier, beef producer from Eastern Colorado, operates a family ranch including 40,000 acres with varying stocking rates based upon the available resources. He walks through the ranch with us.
  • Tom Field, previously of Colorado State University, has taken a new leadership role at the National Cattlemen's Beef Association.
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