Livestock

Overgrazing can cause poor forage and livestock production, wildlife habitat loss, soil erosion and other problems.

It is recommended to make time, daily if possible, to watch each bull in action during the breeding season.

Grazing management and wildlife management largely address plant community management with considerations involving interconnected, dynamic systems.

The program is designed to help producers identify and select the right animal to become a profitable cow on their ranch.

Data and comments from Year 1 of a cow-calf study as part of Forage 365.

Five varieties were planted in two-drill-width wide plots (with four replications) at five producer sites in western Oklahoma.

The use of photographs in science is increasing, with several recent developments and applications.

Examining the cattle price cycle and basis calculations can be beneficial for decision making within many types of cattle operations. Basis tables can help producers determine net prices when using...

Now is the time for cattle producers to develop their pasture management plans to achieve the best possible outcomes this year.

Achieving a desirable pregnancy rate in replacement heifers is contingent upon many things, but it all begins with nutrition.