What to Do With That Wandering Bull
By Ellen H. Brisendine
You’ve heard the old joke, paraphrased here: A young bull … Read More

Managing Bulls in the Offseason
By Caitlin Richards
An offseason isn’t just for professional athletes. It is important for herd bulls, too. During … Read More

BEEF CATTLE PRODUCTION SERIES – PART 7Heifer Nutrition, Cow Condition, Nutrition for Second-Trimester Cows

Grazing GainsThe return on investment of implants in cattle on pasture helps ranchers improve their profits and make more beef using less.
By Nicole Lane Erceg
If a salesman offered a product that cost only … Read More

Cash vs. Accrual Accounting
By Lorie Woodward Cantu

Editor’s Note: This is the 10th installment in … Read More

How Sorting and Commingling Affects Stocker Costs
By Lorie Woodward Cantu

Editor’s Note: This is the … Read More

Managing Outliers in Stocker Herds
By Lorie Woodward Cantu

Editor’s Note: This is the seventh installment … Read More

Implants
By Lorie Woodward Cantu

Editor’s Note: This is the fifth installment in a 12-part series … Read More

Preconditioning
By Lorie Woodward Cantu

Editor’s Note: This is the second installment in a 12-part series … Read More

Prepare Stocker Cattle for Success
The right nutrients and timely vaccinations can help stocker cattle transition well from the ranch to forage to the feedyard.
By Gary DiGiuseppe
Once calves have … Read More

Boost Stressed Stocker Calves
New feed, new weather, new pens and new herdmates all add up to stocker calf stress. Timely vaccinations will help.
By Gary DiGiuseppe
T he older a calf is, … Read More

Stocker Cattle and Quail: A Workable Relationship
Stocker cattle can give ranchers a flexible tool for quail habitat management.
By Gary DiGiuseppe
For quail and cattle to co-exist, range conditions can’t be … Read More