Great Plains Grazing to Host May 25 Webinar on ‘Limit Feeding’ During Drought

Concentrate feeds can be a cost-effective option under certain conditions MANHATTAN, Kan. – In years when hay and forage production is low due t...

K-State Ranching Summit Planned for August 15; Registration Now Open

Registration is now open for the K-State Ranching Summit. This event is designed to equip managers with the skills to address the challenges of ran...

USDA Invests $243 Million in Rural Community Facility Improvements in 22 States

Funding Supports Infrastructure, Schools, Libraries, Municipal Centers, Opioid Treatment, Prevention and Recovery, and Other Community Needs WASHI...

Feeder Flash 5/22: Reprieve

Range Management for Quail and Wild Turkey

By Sean Hubbard BEAVER, Okla. (May 16, 2018) – Quail and wild turkey are a little on the picky side in Oklahoma. Neither game species will ...

2018 Beef Exports Off to a Strong Start

Josh Maples, Assistant Professor, Department of Agricultural Economics, Mississippi State University Beef exports during the first quarter or 20...

How Low Can You Go?

Dwane Miller, Extension Educator, Agronomy, Penn State University While many parts of Pennsylvania have yet to take a cutting of hay in 2018, I ...

Cattle Market Summary: CME Index Defies Gravity

Sacrificing Clovers for the Greater Good

Christine Gelley, OSU Extension Agriculture and Natural Resources Educator, Noble County (originally published in The Ohio Farmer on-line) While...

Happy "Quality" Beef Month!

By Dan Loy, IBC director Once again it is time to fire up the grills and enjoy some high quality beef. The good news is the beef quality has nev...