Search results for: “Beef Cattle”

  • Project
    ...explore all areas of the industry such as animal husbandry, livestock selection, health, and care. You can also compete with beef cattle at local, county, state, and national cattle shows....
  • Publication
    ...biological and chemical control methods. It includes pesticide suggestions for beef cattle and nonlactating dairy cattle, lactating dairy cattle, sheep and nonlactating goats, swine, horses, poultry, and premises. (42 Pages)...
  • Publication
    ...prevalent insects affecting beef cattle. This publication details various insecticide-impregnated ear tags that can be used to help decrease the presence and effects of horn flies on cattle. (2 pages)...
  • Program
    Beef 101 is a three-day intensive hands-on program designed for anyone who has an interest in expanding their knowledge of the total beef industry. This workshop has become known as...
    Texas A&M University Meat Science instructor
  • Program
    ...roasts from a single beef animal. Proper management at the cow-calf and stocker level makes a significant difference in whether or not those 542 consumers have a good, wholesome eating...
  • Program
    Each session of Beef 706 involves approximately 30 key invited leaders from various segments of the beef industry. Participants learn about the importance of producing a more consistent and high-quality...
    brown and white spotted cow with tag on its ear
  • Publication
    Bovine viral diarrhea may affect the respiratory, immune, nervous, blood or circulatory, and reproductive systems of cattle. In some cases, cattle are infected for only a short time and either...
  • Publication
    More than 36 percent of the fed beef produced annually in the United States comes from a concentration of feedlot operations from Southwest Kansas through the Texas High Plains. This...
  • Publication
    A beef cow requires energy, protein, minerals, and vitamins in her diet to perform several functions, including body maintenance, activity, weight gain, reproduction, and milk production, which all require nutrients....
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