Grazing Cover Crops is a Triple Win!

Grazing Cover Crops is a Triple Win!

Jose Dubeux, Luana Queiroz, Igor Bretas, Kevin Trumpp, Kenneth Oduor, Liza Garcia, UF/IFAS North Florid Research and Education Center – Marianna Introduction Grazing cover crops is a triple win, because it can benefit row crop farmers, livestock producers, and...
Foot Rot Prevention and Treatment for Cattle

Foot Rot Prevention and Treatment for Cattle

Brett Capra, University of Florida, Senior in Animal Sciences & UF/IFAS Extension Intern with Kalyn Waters Yep, it’s hot! And everyone is feeling it. From the sweat on our brows and cattle in the ponds, there is no question we are in the “heat” of the summer...
UF Small Ruminant Short Course – October 10 & 11

UF Small Ruminant Short Course – October 10 & 11

The 4th annual UF Small Ruminant Short Course will be held on October 10-11, 2025 in Gainesville, Florida.  Producers, extension specialists and agents, researchers, students, and allied industry members are welcome to attend this in-person, educational event. The...
10 Reasons You Should Quit Making Hay

10 Reasons You Should Quit Making Hay

Linda Geist, Senior Strategic Communications Consultant, Missouri University Hay is a major feed for beef production and other livestock industries.  “Despite the vastness of the hay industry, making hay can be an indicator of an unprofitable cow-calf enterprise,”...
Factors Driving Strong Cull Cow Markets

Factors Driving Strong Cull Cow Markets

Kenny Burdine, Livestock Economist, University of Kentucky Cattle markets have been impressive across the board in 2025, and cull cow markets have been no exception. The monthly average price for 80-85% average dress boning cows in Kentucky set a record in June and...