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A cost share program that helps producers.
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How to Know When to Begin Grazing After Winter Dormancy for Optimal Growth and Output
If you have any stockpiled forage left from the previous season,.
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Getting Started With Rotational Grazing
How does this system improve the grass sward?
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Favorite Electric Fence Chargers
A good fence charger is the backbone of your grazing operation.
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Grazing in Prairies – Part 1
This is the first in a series of upcoming posts about grazing in prairies.
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Intensive Rotational Grazing
This video talks about how intensive rotational grazing works
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Early Spring Grazing
Bloat is the other big concern in early spring grazing.
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The Ideal Squeeze Chute
A chute that fits the unique type and size of livestock.
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Tagging Dexter Calves
Sometimes they lose their ear tags.
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Artificial Insemination- Dexter Cattle
This was my first time doing this and I learned a lot!
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Spring Pasture Bloat Prevention
Bloat can occur on any lush forage that is low in fiber
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Dexter Cattle Winter Needs
Dexter cattle don’t need much from their owners in the winter. Here is the few things they do.
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Heat stress and its impact on bull fertility
Heat stress has a major impact on female reproduction. Science and experience have taught us that cattle do not respond well reproductively to heat. Stress from increases in body temperatures have been demonstrated to impact all major reproductive hormones that drive the conception bus in our herd.https://www.agproud.com/articles/55165-heat-stress-and-its-impact-on-bull-fertility
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shade options for cattle
Shade is a must for pasture-based grazing systems. It curtails heat stress,
https://publications.ca.uky.edu/sites/publications.ca.uky.edu/files/aen99.pdf
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