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SDSU Beef Specialist Jessica Drum explains why extreme summer temperatures cause embryonic loss, lower bull fertility and how to manage your herd this fall.
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Directives target gray wolves, local processing and mandatory labeling in an effort to appease ranchers following tariff-free beef import backlash.
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By blending environmental science with time-honored ranching traditions, this Smith Valley producer is proving that regenerative agriculture is the path forward.
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