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Extension beef specialist Tara Felix speaks at Penn State Ag Progress Days

Beef-dairy crosses growing, but questions remain

Aug 24, 2021

A three-year project at Penn State hopes to answer questions about economics and ideal beef breeds and sires.

Bull sale season is upon us and cowcalf producers are pouring over sale catalogs trying to make sense of the many and varied numbers available on each bull offered for sale Bob Weaber associate professor of beef breeding and genetics at Kansas State University said it is important for cattle producers to think about their operationrsquos breeding objective and goals reports FeedstuffsHe recommends that you start with the end in mind Like most things preparation is crucial to bull buying We

Bull management after the breeding season

Aug 10, 2021

Remember if a bull loses body condition during breeding season, it might not be your fault.

The birds and bees of corn pollination

Jul 20, 2021

The number of kernel rows (ear circumference) is one good estimate of yield.

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Don’t forget a breeding soundness exam

May 05, 2021

Don't wait until the last moment, get your bulls checked out before breeding season.

Shifting calving distribution can improve revenue

Apr 01, 2021

Report from University of Tennessee shows managing this reproductive benchmark can add profitability to the herd.

Is your bull ready for work?

Feb 22, 2021

Buckeye Beef Brief: A breeding soundness evaluation is a cheap insurance policy when so much rides on the performance of one animal.

Bull management tips for winter

Jan 14, 2021

How a cattle producer manages bulls in the offseason affects success during the breeding season.

Zietsman method selects highly reproductive cows

Nov 11, 2020

Select cows based on natural fertility and adjusted inter-calving period.

Defining hormonal balance in cattle

Nov 02, 2020

It’s about a complete package, not about pieces and parts.

Preg check cows before or after cornstalk grazing?

Oct 26, 2020

Think about costs and returns rather than whether you have the time.

Don’t forget the bulls

Sep 15, 2020

Beef Column: Bulls have a huge impact on a herd’s genetic progress.

The rewards and struggles of non-selective grazing, part II

Sep 02, 2020

Grazing is the easy part, but cattle that perform and reproduce under difficult conditions is most of the difficulty.

Readers respond to blog on AI and sexed semen

Jul 30, 2020

Beef reproduction task force members take R.P. Cooke to task.

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