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When looking for a short-term temporary pasture alternative, summer annuals prove to . . .

“Cattle handling and stockmanship are core components of BQA,” said Dr. Ron Gill, Texas AgriLife extension specialist. “Animal handling and care directly connect to improved success and profitability of operations.”

So, let’s stick to the basics: test your soil, apply the right amount of lime, and set your pastures up for success. A well-managed pH will keep your forage systems green and healthy for the seasons ahead!

The report showed consumers purchased meat more than once a week, spending $16.12 per trip. This buying frequency kept meat as the largest fresh department in grocery stores.

New highs for feeder steer and heifer prices in Saskatchewan were recorded last week, according to the Cattle Market Update for the week ending April 18. Prices were available in all steer categories except for the 900-plus pound steers and most of the heifers, except for the 300-400 and 400-500 pound categories. Emily Schmidt, livestock

US cattle inventory fell in April but March placements rose by 5 percent as strong calf prices and better weather boosted movement into feedlots

The Canadian Beef Check-Off Agency (the Agency) is inviting applications for its annual scholarship, aimed at students interested in contributing to Canada’s beef industry. This initiative is part of the Agency’s ongoing efforts to engage young individuals in various roles within the industry, including grassroots producers, future leaders of national and provincial organizations, and industry

The immersive event offered participants a firsthand look into cattle ranching, advanced genetics, animal welfare, sustainability efforts and innovative technologies such as virtual fencing.

Whether beef cattle producers retain females from within their own herd or purchase them, replacement heifers come at a cost and are an investment into the future herd. Selecting the right animals and proper management is necessary to meet on-farm goals and improve the longevity of heifers as future breeding cows. A recent analysis of

Sen. Roger Marshall helped introduce the Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program (CREP) Improvement Act last week.