calving

BeefCast 0200 Show Notes:

• The 200th Program of BeefCast
  
• Are your calves hitting the ground at the right time? By optimizing your forage availability with the nutirient demands of your cowherd you may be able to cut some expensive hay costs
• Tools to get your cows bred back, the importance of synchronization in your AI program

BeefCast 0195 Show Notes:

• Charlie Arnot, Center for Food Integrity, highlights a recent survey of consumers: who they trust and who they don't with supplying their food
• While spring calving cows may be the top priority at the moment, keep in mind falling calving cows need proper management to make September a little easier

BeefCast 0185 Show Notes:

• What do you do when she's in labor but the calf isn't coming? Larry Hollis, DVM, offers some sound advice that may increase your calf crop.

BeefCast 0171 Show Notes:

• How can bring RFID technology into your operation make life easier? Phil Anderson, IDology, tells you how.
• Getting your spring calving cows into proper condition will make calving season and breeding season more successful.
• USDA may have new opportunities for young and new farmers and ranchers.

BeefCast 0170 Show Notes:

• Is a methane digester the right choice for your operation? If you have said no in the past, some new advancements may change your mind. Register here for the upcoming conference.
• The Spring calving season is quickly approaching. Larry Hollis, DVM, shares his suggestions on what to do before the first calf hits the ground.

BeefCast 0159 Show Notes:

• Can shifting your spring calving season back make you more money?
• Rick Funston, Extension Reproductive Physiologist at the University of Nebraska Lincoln, discusses the importance of nutrition during the third trimester

BeefCast 0097 Show Notes:

• New thoughts on weaning calves to lessen stress
• Producers need to know what the welfare conversation is really about
• Flooding brings more than mud. How to cope with flooding fallout