Pasture & Rangeland
My Beef Checkoff
Stocker Cattle
Preconditioning
Fly Control
Oklahoma Cattle on Feed unchanged
- Factors make Farm Bill debate more contentious than past years
- Cow calf corner: The pros and cons of growth-promoting implants
- CHS Foundation awarded $75,000 in scholarships
- Look out for more ticks than usual this year
- Guest commentary: Slimed by pink slime
- Thank Domino’s; order a pizza
- Clanton Hereford junior activities intern
- Kansas Wheat Day planned for May 30
- APHIS celebrates 40 years of public service
- Healthy foods not necessarily more expensive
- Group claims breakthrough with discovery of new steak cut
- Commentary: Bittman thinks global warming is “What’s For Dinner”
- Who is winning the food fight?
- Jolley: Five Minutes with Jim Avila’s “slimey” tweets
- Kindergarten for calves
- Calving calculations
- Suit claims bank knew of cattle brokerage company’s scheme
- Oil falls to lowest level since December
- They’re not all food Luddites
- Standoff in cash cattle as beef prices slip, feeders higher
- Commentary: Searching for beef’s next toe-stubber
- Commentary: Why The New York Times' essay contest is phony
- Commentary: Vegan sweet dreams
- BSE found in central California, USDA confirms
- Slime time at AMI: expo panel on rehabbing LFTB
- Commentary: Bittman thinks global warming is “What’s For Dinner”
- Vigilante cattlemen arrested for beating alleged rustler
- Veterinarian responds to New York Times essay
- Commentary: Advise and dissent
- Jolley: Prime time slime time anytime at AMI Conference
The Oklahoma inventory of cattle on feed for feedlots with capacity of 1,000 or more head, totaled 375 thousand head on January 1, 2012, down 3 percent from the previous month but unchanged from January 1, 2011. Placements during December were 45,000, down 18 percent from one year ago. Marketings of fed cattle during December were 52,000, down 10 percent from the same month last year. Other disappearance during December totaled 3,000 head.
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