Features
Coping with drought
During the Cattlemen’s College program at the Cattle Industry Convention in Tampa, a panel of three respected ranchers offered some of their thoughts and experiences in adapting to the realities of extended drought.
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ID-day approaches
Bring your marketing into ADT compliance by March 11.
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Prospects hinge on moisture
America’s cattlemen are poised to reap the benefits of historically reduced supplies — if only it would rain.
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Playing the hand we're dealt
2013 offers challenges and opportunities for ranchers.
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Bringing it home
Working off the ranch after college provides young rancher additional education and exposure to new business ideas.
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Best producer innovations - 2012
Creativity and ingenuity can both be used to describe winners of Drovers/CattleNetwork’s 2012 Profit Tips Contest.
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More of the same?
Agriculture stakeholders ponder implications of the 2102 elections.
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After the drought
When the rains return, ranchers should use caution in restocking stressed pastures.
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The Great Debate
Last month, Greg Henderson outlined in his editorial a growing debate involving the opposing positions of the American Hereford Association and the American Angus Association regarding crossbreeding.
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Ground-level research
Large-scale artificial-insemination trial yields early benefits to ranchers, students and industry.
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Winter cow-feeding strategies
Feeding a cow herd this winter will be expensive. Here are tips to help you squeeze every dollar out of your supplies.
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- Packer margins jump higher, feeding margins bleak
- New animal identification rules aid disease traceability
- Oklahoma producers have access to new OQBN tool
- Survey reveals most Americans in favor of COOL
- Oil ends higher on weaker dollar, supplies weigh
- Purdue's beef evaluation program receives 10,000th bull
- Michigan hay buyers should plan purchases early
- U.S. cattle placements rise in April as feed costs subside
- Ag markets were mixed to start the new week
- Corn planting pace turns from record slow to record fast
- Drought losses in Oklahoma top $400 million for 2012
- New animal identification rules aid disease traceability
