by Ben Hoffner | Sep 19, 2025
With continuous weeks of drought through the end of August and throughout September, all of North Florida is in either the D1 Moderate Drought Category (tan) or D0 Abnormally Dry Category of NOAA’s U.S. Drought Monitor. With limited rainfall, both forage...
by external | Sep 19, 2025
Mark Z. Johnson, Oklahoma State University Extension Beef Cattle Breeding Specialist Some basic rules of thumb to follow when determining the hay supplies you will need to sustain your cow herd over the winter and into next spring. Determine your average mature...
by external | Sep 12, 2025
Aaron Berger, Nebraska Extension Livestock Educator Cow-calf producers are looking at the potential for exceptional levels of income for 2025, due to high calf prices. This income will give many cow-calf producers the opportunity to invest capital back into the...
by Doug Mayo | Sep 12, 2025
This week’s series of short videos were published by Zoetis. The four-part series tells the story of the Schuler Family that owns and operates Schuler Red Angus, Bridgeport, Nebraska. Three generations of the Schuler family have lived and raised cattle since...
by Marcelo Wallau | Sep 5, 2025
Marcelo Wallau, Maria Elena Mailhos,Ashley Kanobroski UF/IFAS Agronomy Department Forage Team, Cheryl Mackowiak, UF/IFAS NFREC Soils Scientist, and Diwakar Vyas, UF/IFAS Animal Sciences Ruminant Nutritionist Selecting the right forage varieties can significantly...
by Nick Simmons | Sep 5, 2025
As the hot days of summer seem to be winding down, we look ahead at ensuring cattle have adequate nutrition in the late fall and winter months. Winter feeding represents one of the largest expenses for cow-calf operations, making accurate hay planning essential....
