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Nutrition

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Angus Beef Bulletin Nutrition topic page providing access to stories on forage, feedstuffs, supplementation, requirements and more.

Management

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Angus Beef Bulletin Management topic page providing access to stories on business planning, herd management, land stewardship, facilities solutions and more.

Angus Beef Bulletin

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Welcome to the Angus Beef Bulletin, the commercial cattleman’s Angus connection. Find the information you need to make the most of your investment in Angus genetics. The Angus Beef Bulletin provides news and information on health, genetics, nutrition, marketing and management through a variety of media, including the Angus Beef Bulletin magazine, the Angus Beef Bulletin EXTRA electronic newsletter and the Angus At Work podcast.

Care & Feeding of Young Bulls After Breeding Season

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Proper management of young bulls can help keep them in top form.

If You’ve Never Tested Forages, This is the Year to Start

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Unusual weather patterns prompt concern forages may not meet nutrient requirements.

Filling the Summer Forage Gap

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Warm-season annuals can provide needed forage during hot summer months or when renovating stands.

Alternative Feeds When Forage is in Short Supply

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How to use wet feed products in cattle rations.

Feedstuff Finder Is One-stop Shop for Missouri Buyers and Sellers

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Sourcing feed products is made simple with cutting-edge platform for farmers, ranchers and suppliers.

Gizmos & Gadgets

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This edition of “Gizmos & Gadgets” features high-visibility workwear, innovative feed additives that decrease methane emissions from heifers, a newly approved herbicide product, and a versatile tractor line that’s easier on the checkbook.

Reviewing Cow-Calf Share and Cash Lease Agreements

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Cow-calf share leases or cash leases should be reviewed for the upcoming year.

Axiota® Animal Health

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Trace minerals are critical components of reproductive success for both cows and bulls. From hormone function and sperm viability to protection of the developing embryo after conception, trace minerals play an important role in getting cows back in calf quickly.

Drought Can Cause Early Calving

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In drought, watch fall-calving cows early, says MU veterinarian who studies nitrates.

Effects of Early Diet Options in Beef-on-Dairy Calves

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Different rations lead to significantly fewer liver abscesses in finished calves.

Keeping Climate Solutions Voluntary with Ashley Bruner

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If you've ever found yourself saying, “Stop blaming cows,” then this episode is for you! With all the climate discussion in the news and legislation, Kasey wanted to learn more about something touted as a way for farmers and ranchers to be an active part of the solution. She sat down with Ashley Bruner of Agoro Carbon Alliance to ask some questions about the carbon market.

Supplement Delivery Methods for Weaned Calves

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Researchers compared calf gain and health response between three supplement delivery methods.

Understand the Ins and Outs of Cornstalk Rental Rates

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Grazing cornstalks has numerous benefits for the ground and cattle, but make sure you get a contract in writing.

A Bale Saved is a Bale in the Belly

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Careful storage and the right hay feeder can ensure more hay ends up in the cows rather than on the ground.

Mycotoxins Steal Profits

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Why mycotoxins are more prevalent today than ever before.

From the Field

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Notes from two very different regions on what to expect this winter.

Understand Forage Quality Analysis

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How to read a forage analysis. Definitions explained.

Cotton Byproducts in Beef Cattle Rations

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The benefits of cottonseed for cow-calf operations.

Use Caution When Grazing Frost-damaged Forage Crops

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Several management steps can help mitigate risks of feeding frost-damaged forages to livestock.

Should Cattlemen Buy a Surplus of Hay for Next Year?

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Nutrient content should be the No. 1 consideration when purchasing hay.

Flexibility and Smart Supplementation with Karla Wilke

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Flexibility means options, and today Karla Wilke, associate professor of range management and cow-calf specialist for the University of Nebraska, offers options for income generation and enterprises. She also shares research about smart supplementation, and how timing affects growth while saving you money.

Get More Out of Fall and Winter Grazing

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Strip-grazing can increase carrying capacity, according to study from Nebraska Extension beef systems specialist.

Feeding Cracked Corn vs. Whole Corn

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Digestibility increases by 5% when corn is cracked, says Phillip Lancaster, K-State beef cattle nutritionist.

Stretching Winter Hay Supplies

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Storage and feeding losses can equate to an extra big bale per cow this winter.

There is No Such Thing as a Free Cow Lunch

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Cow-calf producers are enjoying record calf prices, but maximizing profits still requires managing costs.

Effects of Lower Corn Prices on Feeding Cost of Gain for Cattle Finishing

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What to expect from corn prices through the first half of 2024.

Program Your Calves for Success

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By changing the nutrition of the cow during pregnancy, you can change how her calf develops throughout its life. Steps you can take to make your calves the best they can be.

Feeding Wheat Straw

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Wheat straw for beef cattle is an alternative for winter.

Sustainable Beef Production System Could Improve Profitability

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Research looks at whether we can improve cattle performance and soil fertility with the supplements we choose.

Feeding Cornstalk Bales

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K-State cattle nutritionist explains how cornstalk bales can be a feed resource.

There Are Risks in Offering Wrapped Hay Bales to Cattle

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K-State beef cattle experts explain why cows need to be fed hay free of wrapping material.

Buy or Bale Late-Season Hay? Run The Numbers

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Is it worth it to bale hay this late in the season? Run the numbers.

Boosting Cow Herd Efficiency with Ionophores

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At #CattleCon24 Elanco’s Frank White sat down with Angus At Work host Shauna Hermel to discuss how adding ionophores to the diet can affect heifer maturity and cyclicity, as well as the overall productivity of your cow herd.

Analyzing What’s Known About Experior

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Early reports of feedlot performance and carcass quality of cattle when feeding Experior.

Bloat Treatment

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Beef specialist offers multiple tips to reduce rumen distress.

Limit-feeding Cows Corn as Alternative to Hay

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Corn can provide cost-competitive means of supplying energy to the beef herd.

Cotton Byproducts Aid Reproduction in Beef Cows

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Cottonseed and its byproducts contain a high amount of calcium and help fill in nutrient gaps left by other feed ingredients.

Properly Curing Hay is Crucial for Forage Quality

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Properly curing hay to the correct moisture level for baling is crucial to maintaining forage quality.

Considerations of Urea Use in Cattle Rations

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How to use urea in rations for growing and mature cattle.

From the Field

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Notes from regional managers Kurt Kangas and Quanah Gardiner regarding nutrition, bull health and more when preparing for spring turnout.

Timing, Flexibility Key to Grazing Tall Fescue Spring Flush

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

Larger Hay Supply; Lower Hay Prices

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In many states, increased hay supplies are providing more management flexibility for cattle producers and lower hay costs are reducing annual cost of production somewhat — but not everywhere.

The Digestive Tract

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Preparing to winter the cow herd? Author Dan Shike advises putting nutrition at the top of the list in this month’s column.

Your Cattle Forage Analysis Results Are In. Now What?

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Harvested forages, like hay, are a significant investment for cattle nutrition programs. The USDA currently estimates hay to cost $209 per ton as of September 2023, up 28.3% from 2011. These prices can vary widely depending on your location and the demand for forage.

Research Roundup

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Forage research takes the spotlight in the edition of “Research Roundup.” Featured are research studies on grazing sorghum-sudangrass swaths, supplementing grazing cows with corn silage, and mitigating the effects of ergot alkaloids.