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Across the western United States, invasive annual grasses like cheatgrass, medusahead, and ventenata reduce forage availability and increase wildfire risk.
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How a Colorado rancher uses grazing data to unlock marketability and profitability.
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The ruminant digestive system is as complex as it is important to beef and dairy production.
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Late spring is the best time of year to utilize the rise in rainfall and extended growing hours to put extra pounds on growing calves.
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From fixing fence to managing grazing: How virtual fencing is giving American producers their time back.
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The last thing producers want to do is waste good fertilizer on bad weeds.
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Leaning Oak Ranch shares real-world lessons from a four-pillar parasite management strategy.
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Success in cattle production means managing herds across many different facets of genetics, health, reproduction, performance, and sustainability.
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Turning Cattle Behavior Into Profitable Decisions
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With Vence technology, LeValley Ranch partners with wildlife groups to prove cattle and conservation can thrive together
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Improving pasture management and public land relations with Vence
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How Vence virtual fencing transformed one ranch’s ways of working
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A single female Asian longhorned tick can produce 4 million disease-carrying ticks in one generational life cycle.
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Maximize Grazing Management Benefits by Writing Down Your Plan
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New World Screwworm (NWS) is a devastating pest of livestock and other mammals.
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Cow Size Matters Now More Than Ever
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With the bustle of harvest and most pasture weed control measures completed for the year, fall may seem like a fine time to ease up on pasture management. But for Andrew McCrea, that’s far from the case.
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Join the Movement: Become a Member of Country Natural Beef
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From hands-on student education to historic preservation and national awards, discover how the Ranching Heritage Association empowers ranchers, communities, and the next generation.
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Prioritize cattle surveillance and wound care
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Springtime is often when calves get their first vaccinations. It’s also their first exposure to high endotoxin loads.
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Written by Ted Perry, Beef Technical Solutions
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Cattle husbandry is at the heart of maintaining a healthy herd.
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From pastures and fields to on-farm tasks, boost operational productivity and efficiency with the ultimate workhorse.