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New Opportunity for Putting up Hay in Nebraska 

Nebraska Cattlemen is encouraging those with equipment and time to make more hay available, including grass in ditches.

Herd Options during Drought

Producers in the Southern Plains have to make some tough decisions during the drought.

Heat, Humidity and Windless Days are Bad News for Cattle

Recent high heat and humidity have caused considerable loss of life among cattle and not just in feedyards.

Drought Bigger Concern than Flood for Agriculture 2011

It’s too early to predict the effects on crop yields and livestock production, but 2011 is definitely not going to be as good as 2010 in Louisiana.

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Drought Monitor Shows Severe Situation in the South

Deeper culling of cowherds is not just a possibility but reality in some states.

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Water, Hay and Livestock Supplies Dwindling in Texas Drought

With the ongoing drought, livestock producers throughout the state continued to cull herds or liquidate them entirely.

Weather Affecting Most Every Aspect of U.S. Cattle Market

Weather in the United States has been making a complicated 2011 cattle market even cloudier, ultimately affecting everyone from producers to consumers.

Can You Survive Drought?

The Southwest is suffering from a severe lack of moisture, with a realistic and detailed plan in action, your farm can survive even the worst droughts.