Economic Impact of Beef Cattle Best Management Practices in South Texas: Purchasing vs. Producing Hay
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- December 7, 2021
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Overview
In South Texas cow-calf operations, overstocking and variations in rainfall and forage conditions mean:
- That cattle must be fed supplemental hay or range cubes
- Increased operating costs
- Affects on a ranch's profitability
This publication shows the analysis of five scenarios regarding the financial impact of purchasing vs. producing hay. (5 pages)
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