Managing a beef cattle herd involves caring for the cattle, working with available forages, supervising family and non-family labor, marketing calves and cull animals, and dealing with countless other aspects that require up-to-date information and time-tested strategies. Herd management articles address many of the challenges that face cattle producers as they work to preserve their land, their business, and their way of life.
Preconditioning as a marketing strategy for feeder cattle
Summer Pneumonia of Suckling Calves
Cattle Health Impacts Carcass Traits
Preventing Spontaneous Abortions in the Herd
Planning Winter Supplementation
Cow Herd Mineral Supplementation
Being a Good Neighbor from a Cattle Health Standpoint
Role of Research for the Future of Beef Production
Commitment to Excellence in Herd Health
Young Bull Health Considerations
Kansas Farm Management Association Cow-Calf Breeding and Calving Summary
Monitoring Winter Body Condition
2019 & 2020 Survey Summary- Preconditioning Practices
Nutritional Aspects of Cattle Health
Health Risk when Purchasing Cattle
Heat Stress and Considerations for Fair and Show Season
Animal Welfare and Consumer Relations
Use of a BVD Management Tool: BVD CONSULT
Networking in the beef industry