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Understanding and Diagnosing Pregnancy Loss in Beef Cattle
by Sandy Johnson Gregg Hanzlicek
MF3584
Description of factors that can cause loss of pregnancy in beef cows. Cattle diseases, mold, parasites, poor nutrition, vaccination errors, hot weather, and other sources of stress can reduce the probability that pregnant cows will produce calves. 8 pages, color.Published Date: Oct 2021
Why aren’t my cows pregnant?
by Sandy Johnson Gregg Hanzlicek
MF3585
Publication addresses questions often asked when troubleshooting low pregnancy rates in cattle. Includes common terminology and realistic expectations. Poor reproductive performance, by both cows and bulls, must be considered. 8 pages, b/w.Published Date: Oct 2021
Diet and Feed Management to Reduce Gaseous Emissions from Livestock Production
by Zifei Liu
MF3386
Gaseous emissions from livestock can be reduced through proper diet and feed management. This publication outlines principles and practices for achieving this goal. 4 pages, b/w.Published Date: Nov 2017
Nutritional Management of Cows by Body Condition
by Jaymelynn Farney et al.
MF3275
How to use body condition scoring to develop a beef cow nutrition program. 4-page, color.Published Date: Sep 2017
Guide to Body Condition Scoring Beef Cows and Bulls
by Jaymelynn Farney et al.
MF3274
Information for producers on how and why to use body condition scoring. 8-page, color.Published Date: Dec 2016
Estimating Water Requirements for Mature Beef Cows
by Courtney Spencer Megan Rolf Chris Richards David Lalman
MF3303
This publication explains water needs for beef cattle and estimates daily water requirements considering temperature and feed intake. 4-page, color.Published Date: Dec 2016
Managing Cows in Confinement
MF3115
When drought or other factors increase competition for grazing land, beef producers may consider moving cattle off grass and feeding them in a confinement pen. This publication provides information on culling decisions, diets, housing, and other concerns associated with this practice. 8-page, color.Published Date: Aug 2014
Body Condition Scorecord for Cattle
MF3230
Body condition scores are visual assessments used to evaluate animals and make decisions about nutrition and management. This 5- by 8-inch laminated scorecard is a handy reference for evaluating cow body condition in the field.Revision Date: Oct 2016
Body Condition Record Book
by Justin Waggoner Sandy Johnson
MF3277
A tool beef cattle producers can use to collect and track body condition throughout the year. 24-page, color cover.Published Date: Dec 2015
Veterinary Feed Directive: What Producers Should Know about Antimicrobial Use in Feed
MF3289
Information for producers on a new FDA rule that places medically important feed-grade antimicrobial drugs under veterinary supervision. 2-page.Published Date: Oct 2016
How Feeding-Site Mud and Temperature Affect Animal Performance
by Joel M. DeRouchey Twig T. Marston Joseph P. Harner III
MF2673
Livestock producers should make management decisions to minimize animal exposure to mud and provide protection from adverse weather to maximize animal performance. 2 p.Published Date: Feb 2005
Winter Feeding Sites and Calf Scours
by Larry C. Hollis Joel M. DeRouchey Twig T. Marston
MF2753
As cows feed on a small site during the winter, manure and wasted hay accumulate. Disease-causing organisms develop, and can sicken calves that use the pasture in spring. 2 p.Published Date: Nov 2006
FDA-Approved Injectable Beef Cattle Antimicrobials
MF2848
Describes medications, methods, and dosage to treat bacterial and rickettsial diseases that infect cattle. Includes withdrawal times to avoid drug residue in cattle slaughtered for meat. 2-page, b/w.Revision Date: Nov 2016
Beef Cow-Calf Management Options When Pasture is Limited
MF3114
To remain profitable in the face of widespread drought, record grain and feed prices, and other economic uncertainties, Kansas beef producers must focus on capturing value, managing returns, and implementing least-cost production strategies. This publication helps beef producers determine appropriate management practices for cow-calf operations when pasture is limited. 8-page, color.Published Date: Aug 2014
2021 Protocols for Synchronization of Estrus and Ovulation in Beef Cows and Heifers
by Sandy Johnson et al.
MF2573
Best scientifically proven methods to synchronize estrus and ovulation in beef cows and replacement heifers for beef producers considering expanding the use of artificial insemination. 8-page, color.Revision Date: Oct 2021
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