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Fescue pasture. [Flickr photo by uacescomm (Dirk Philipp, University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture) Shared under a Creative Commons (BY-NC-SA) license (noncommercial use only).]

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Timing, Flexibility Key to Grazing Tall Fescue Spring Flush

March 05, 2025

Taking advantage of early tall fescue growth can improve forage productivity, as well as the nutritional intake of your herd.

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Selecting Bulls to Meet Marketing Goals

March 05, 2025

K-State beef cattle geneticist explains how marketing end points influence purchasing decisions.

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Wildfire Preparedness

March 05, 2025

Ranch preparation, livestock, risk management highlighted in Texas AgriLife publication.

cientists discovered aggression is only one of many ways black and turkey vultures compete for food. [Photo by Purdue University.]

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Researchers Study Competitive Behaviors Between Black Vultures, Turkey Vultures

March 04, 2025

Which are more dominant: black or turkey vultures?

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Bull Test Center

March 01, 2025 By Heather Lassen

Angus Media monitors central bull test stations around the country, reporting performance leaders as test coordinators provide progress reports.

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Outside the Box

March 01, 2025 By Tom Field

In this edition of “Outside the Box,” author Tom Field shares why a lifetime pursuit of cattle productivity might be better balanced if the performance and health of finances, forages and folks received more attention along the way to knowing.

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A BCS for All Seasons

February 24, 2025

Use body condition to guide feed needs for the cow herd.

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A Deeper Dive

February 24, 2025 By Lynsey McAnally

Here are three "Angus At Work" episodes focused on feeding strategies and management, including “Don’t Feed Cows Like you Did 20 Years Ago with Ted Perry,” “Keeping Climate Solutions Voluntary with Ashley Bruner,” and “Flexibility and Smart Supplementation with Karla Wilke.”

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Forage-backgrounding

February 24, 2025 By Heather Smith Thomas

While many people background weaned calves in a drylot setting, there are advantages to forage-backgrounding on pasture. Options for high-quality pasture will vary depending on your location.

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