Feeder Flash 9/19: Stop and Smell the Roses

Before the fire: Large-scale study aims to improve burning management of Flint Hills

MANHATTAN — Kansas State University researchers are part of a large collaborative project that is using unmanned aircraft to improve the Kansas Fli...

Cow-Calf Corner

— filed under: Cow-Calf Corner Glenn Selk explains how weaning dates can impact upcoming pregnancies. Glenn Selk explains how wea...

Beef Quality Assurance (BQA) Focus on Transportation

By Rob Eirich, Nebraska Director of BQA and Nebraska Extension Beef Educator Transportation plays an important in cattle production. T...

Preconditioned vs Weaned Calves can Affect Bunk Space Requirements in Feedlots

Bunk space can vary depending on if calves were preconditioned or not prior to entering the feedlot. Photo courtesy of Troy Walz. By Mar...

Windrow Grazing: An Alternative to Feeding Hay in the Fall and Winter

By Aaron Berger, Nebraska Extension Educator ADVANTAGES TO WINDROW GRAZING Harvested feed costs can be one of the largest expenses to cattl...

CRP Hay: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly

by Travis Meteer Many cattle producers are still looking for economical forage to use as winter feed for beef cows. Cornstalks, bean-stubble...

Feeder Flash 9/18: Higher, Higher, Higher

CHAPS Benchmarks for 2018 Released

Heather Gessner The 2018 CHAPS Data (Cow Herd Appraisal Performance Software) was recently released by North Dakota State University Ext...

BeefTalk: Cows as Combines

Fall aftermath grazing helps cows increase their conditioning and be better prepared for winter and next year’s calving and breeding. By Kris ...