Reproduction

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

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

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

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

As we should expect, the latest genetic research is replacing our previous knowledge about what traits get passed along and how that happens.

Author says the two worst reproductive diseases can be managed largely with biosecurity.

It's the genetic and hormonal package we're after, not just the statistical advantage.