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K-State economist Glynn Tonsor explains why record cattle prices and surging beef quality are the result of decades of market signals — and why today’s cash-trade reporting hurdles are a natural consequence of that evolution.
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Unlike shipping fever, pasture-borne ARDS strikes without fever, nasal discharge or warning. Here is how to spot the distinct signs of “air hunger,” handle stricken animals safely, and prevent sudden losses.
Scott Varilek with Kooima Kooima Varilek says the feeder cattle ran into the 50% retracement level on some contracts and saw profit taking. However, higher cash feeders have helped the rally this week.
Michael Smith, Jay Nansel and Ron Lenth recognized in Des Moines for turning synchronization science into commercial cow herd profit.
An IVF Charolais embryo and an accidental natural breeding resulted in two unrelated bull calves sharing a Braunvieh recipient cow.
K-State cow-calf specialist Jason Warner advises ranchers to price supplements on a cost-per-unit-of-protein basis as native pastures go dormant.
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Proactive grazing, intentional thatch control and early coordination with local emergency crews can protect your herd and forage base before flames appear.
Brad Kooima of Kooima Kooima Varilek says a market that moves three days against the last trend often confirms a low.
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