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BEEF Daily

  BEEF Daily    
 

After drought, managing calf and cow health is critical

Drought can impact not only cows but also newborn calves, particularly if born under wet conditions, as noted by Jess Hinrichs, DVM, of Zoetis beef technical services in Sutton, Nebraska.

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Dan Halstrom of USMEF joins Mike Pearson to discuss meat exports

This Week in Agribusiness, Host Mike Pearson is joined by Dan Halstrom, President & CEO, USMEF to talk more about meat exports.

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Events to be held from coast to coast

Registration opens April 19 for Stockmanship & Stewardship.

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Comparison of beef calves in conventional or natural systems

The beef industry is weighing the options between conventional and natural production systems due to consumer demand for natural products. A recent study in Applied Animal Science offers guidance for producers.

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Changing demographics, aging population to impact protein sectors

Todd Thurman discusses with podcast hosts Sarah Muirhead of Feedstuffs and Mark Huslebus of Alltech the changing global demographics and their impact on the pork industry.

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BEEF March/April 2024

Calf and cattle prices in record territory, utilizing estrus synchronization and feeding high-risk feedlot calves. These topics and more can be found in the latest digital edition of BEEF.

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