Producing hay is more than a simple agricultural activity. It requires soil, forage, equipment, and weather knowledge to put-up high-quality hay. The fundamental process behind a bale of hay i… Read more
The major nutritional requirements are: water, energy, protein, minerals, and vitamins. In many cases, beef producers do a good job of providing adequate water, energy, and protein. However, m… Read more
Morbidity in feedlot cattle due to disease is a common economical loss for feedlot producers. Utah is not typically considered a ‘feedlot state’, but there are several producers in the souther… Read more
A hot topic question was asked recently concerning the most recent legislation introduced concerning finished cattle trade and market transparency. Read more
Some places of the eastern Great Plains have received some rain, and the drought monitor looks a little better, but much of the Great Plains and Intermountain West are still in moderate to sev… Read more
Land is the common ground on which all other resources thrive. That’s why monitoring, managing and maintaining soil health is key to productivity and, ultimately, profitability on the ranch. Read more
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You have decided to use artificial insemination (AI) to breed your cows this spring. You have planned your heat synchronization protocol, selected the AI sire and ordered the semen. Now what? … Read more
Through generous contributions from cattle raisers, producer organizations and allied industry friends, the TSCRA Disaster Relief Fund is now accepting applications for assistance from wildfir… Read more
The American Angus Auxiliary 2022 scholarship applications are due May 1. Ten scholarships will be awarded to the top five young men and the top five young women. The scholarship application a… Read more

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