Stocking pastures with the right number of animals is one of the cornerstones of proper grazing management. It’s tempting to take the easy route and keep using the same rate year after year. After all, if it’s not broke, why fix it? But over time, could this approach do more harm than good?
Prescribed burning is a spring ritual in the Flint Hills. Nothing signals the end of the long, cold winter like seeing the hillsides ablaze and the smell of smoke in the air.
"Startled, my hands flew up in the air and I lost grip on the letters and they flew down the gravel road."
Many beef producers ascribe to the belief that the main job of a cow on the ranch is to annually raise a healthy calf. To do that she must be …
The Nebraska Sheep and Goat Producers and Nebraska Extension are offering a new educational program geared toward new sheep producers. The Beg…
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"We weaned our fall calves a couple days ago so I am being serenaded by balling calves as I write this."
The Aurora Cooperative Board of Directors appointed Chris Decker as new president and CEO a special meeting April 6.
Both haylage and baleage use the process of fermentation or ensiling to preserve forages and require proper harvesting and storage techniques.…
“The purpose of the brand is to add value to Angus cattle,” said Paul Dykstra CAB assistant director of supply management and analysis, during…
The Angus Foundation Golf Tournament is back on for 2021.
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