What implication does the new farm bill have for your operation? Brad Luben, Public Policy Extension Specialist at the University of Nebraska, explains.
Montana's second case of brucellosis this year means restricted interstate transport of livestock
Kasey DeAtley, New Mexico State University, recently received the Frank Baker Memorial Scholarship at the Beef Improvement Federation Annual Meeting. She highlights her research for us.
The National Institute for Animal Agriculture has worked to develop new Johne's disease resources. Click here to learn more.
Can adding Borax to your manure make happier neighbors? A new product may soon be available. Terry Whitehead, Research Microbiologist at ARS, tells of recent research.
Pinkeye and Footrot are two of the most widespread conditions affect cattle during the summer months. Here are some helpful suggestions to prevent and eliminate them.
BRD costs our feeding industry significant losses each year. But a new research project may help to give us some advantages to monitor and control it better. Brad White, Kansas State University Beef Veterinarian, explain the new research project
Dr. Kent Fowler, California Department of Food and Agriculture, provides an update on a condition of growing concern among many western states, Trichomonosis
This is part 3 of a 3 part Best of BeefCast 2007 series.
Kansas State University study shows increases in levels of E.coli 0157H7 in finished cattle fed distillers grains.
This special program highlights the best of BeefCast. Thank you for making a proactive choice to improve the way you receive information about the beef industry. This Best of BeefCast focuses on best of from 2007.
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Larry Hollis, beef veterinarian, calls for cow-calf producers who are shopping for bulls this spring to assure that any bulls they purchase are certified free of trichamoniasis.
Sara Fogelman, Employee Relations Expert, shares her thoughts on how to more effectively dissolve conflict.
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