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Regional ranchers should reconsider default fall-calving
Fall-calving producers fall into two scenarios: deliberate and default.
Cattle transitioning to wheat require acclimation period
An observation that has been made when turning cattle out on lush wheat pastures is that a transition occurs in which cattle may only maintain or even lose weight for a period of time.
Inventory Weeds Now for Control Next Year
Summer is a good time to identify problem weeds and work out a weed-control plan for the following year.
Springtime Is Pasture and Range "Go Time"
Springtime in pasture and range management is "go time." As I start thinking about spring, here are some of the planning thoughts filling my head.
Test Your Soil Before Applying Lime, Fertilizer
Soil testing offers information that can lead to more informed decision-making and ultimately greater productivity and profitability. Sample in early spring for summer crops and in the summer for fall and winter crops.
March 19 to March 25: Spring, National Ag Day and Limitations
The nation celebrated agriculture and all who produce the food and fiber products we need for everyday life, Tuesday, March 21, as part of the 2017 National Ag Day Agriculture: Food for Life.
At the...
March 12 to March 18: A "Masked Bandit," Pecan Patience and Green Cells
Spring has sprung in southern Oklahoma. Noble Research Institute researchers have full schedules keeping up with all the springtime activities related to crop and livestock production.
Here's a quick...
Producer's perspective: Is it time to restock?
Spring rains have resulted in green pastures for many and the question on everyone's mind - is it time to restock? This decision is difficult and unique to each operation. Cattlemen from Oklahoma and Texas share their thoughts on this topic.