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The Beef Bonanza:or How to Get Rich on the Plains by U.S. Army Gen. James S Brisbin, 1959 U.S. Bans Imports of Livestock and Fresh Meat Products from EU as Foot-and-Mouth Spreads.: An article from: Food & Drink Weekly Sustainable beef production (Livestock production guide) by Anne Fanatico, 1999 Seasonal movement of beef cattle prices by grades in major livestock market areas of Louisiana, (DAE research report) by Lonnie L Fielder, 1972 Hybridization of domestic beef cattle and buffalo: A progress statement, 1950 by V. S Logan, 1950 Breeders of purebred beef cattle, dairy cattle, horses, sheep, swine and goats in Maryland, 1920 (Official publication of the Maryland State College) by Devoe Beade, 1920 Integrated pest management for beef cattle on western ranges (Bulletin / University of Idaho, College of Agriculture) by Robert Lewis Stoltz, 1989 Water for beef cattle (Southern regional beef cow-calf handbook) by D. G Fox, 1977 Dwarfism in beef cattle,: A literature review by Carl Ben Roubicek, 1955 Beef-cattle breeds for beef and milk (Farmers' bulletin / United States Department of Agriculture) by W. H Black, 1937 Report to the Government of British Honduras on the beef cattle industry (United Nations Development Programme. FAO reports) by L. C Snook, 1969 Live stock in Colorado with special reference to beef cattle and sheep by Charles Iseard Bray, 1917 Forage utilization by beef cattle: Nebraska research 1960-1996 (RB) by John K Ward, 1997 Hybridization of domestic beef cattle and buffalo by V. S Logan, 1950

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61. Agripedia, Interactive Multimedia Instructional Agriculture Resources
    the Farmer s Guide to the Internet including general livestock, beef cattle, dairycattle, exotic livestock, goats, horses, poultry, sheep, swine, and more.  
    http://www.ca.uky.edu/agripedia/LINKS/LINKLIVE.asp

62. Greenhouse Emissions From Beef Cattle - Fact Sheet
    beef cattle contribute about 58% of livestock emissions and about 8% ofthe national greenhouse gas emissions. Greenhouse gas inventories.  
    http://www.greenhouse.gov.au/agriculture/factsheets/fs_beef.html
    
    Extractions: Skip navigation More topics Select a topic Emissions monitoring Government International activities Natural resources HOME AGO Home Natural resources Publications About ... Search Livestock produce methane (CH ) and nitrous oxide (N O). Both are very potent greenhouse gasses, methane having a global warming potential 21 times that of carbon dioxide and nitrous oxide 310 times the global warming potential of carbon dioxide. Enteric fermentation: Methane is produced as a by-product of the digestion of feed in the rumen of cattle under anaerobic conditions. The amount of methane emitted by cattle is dependent primarily on the characteristics of the feed and the amount eaten. Manure: Both methane and nitrous oxide can be produced from manure under certain management conditions. Emissions from the manure of range-kept cattle are considered negligible. N O emissions from the soil do occur with the deposition of manure, however these emissions are considered agricultural soil emissions and are not attributed to livestock in the inventory. Beef cattle contribute about 58% of livestock emissions and about 8% of the national greenhouse gas emissions.

63. Beef Cattle: Texas A&M University
    Course recommended for nonanimal science majors. ANSC 315. livestock Judging.Selection and evaluation of beef cattle, swine, sheep and horses.  
    http://animalscience.tamu.edu/ansc/beef/teach.html

64. Beef Cattle Publications
    Water Quality It s Relationship to livestock by Floron Faries, John Sweeten andJohn Reagor; Water Requirements for beef cattle; Urinary Calculi in beef cattle;  
    http://animalscience.tamu.edu/ansc/publications/beefpubs/beef_all.html
    
    Extractions: Business and Marketing Beef Cattle Marketing Alliances by James Sartwelle, Ernie Davis, James Mintert and Rob Borchart Beef Cattle Marketing Alternatives by Ernie Davis Breakeven Costs for Cow-Calf Producers by L.R. Sprott Causes of Farm and Ranch Failures by Danny Klinefelter Cow/Calf Production Record Keeping Software (Link to Oklahoma State Extension Publication) Economic Tools to Evaluate Herd Liquidation Decisions in Breeding Cattle by Larry Falconer Marketing Cull Cows - Understanding What Determines Value by Ron Gill Partial Budget for Beef Cattle Management by James M. McGrann

65. Beef Cattle Information
    Fever in Feeder Calves Grass Fed beef Is it Wind Energy Potential Maps No MaintenanceCattle a Real DIY Projects for livestock Producers OSU Cow-Calf Corner.  
    http://outreach.missouri.edu/adair/Livestock/beefcattlesites.htm
    
    Extractions: Table of Contents Northeast Missouri Hot Topics Northeast Missouri FAQ's Universities Local Organizations ... Stock Dogs Frequently Asked Questions Study Shows Raw Soybean Diet Boosts Calf Crop Annual Beef Budget Feeding Supplemental Fat to First Calf Heifers ... Creep Feeding Beef Calves UNIVERSITIES IBC-Iowa Beef Center MU Ag Electronic Bulletin Board (AgEBB) MU Extension Guidesheets MU ~ Missouri Weather ... University of California, Davis ~ Animal Science

66. Livestock Market Research Reports
    livestock. beef cattle Farming in Australia This class consists of units mainlyengaged in farming beef cattle or in operating beef cattle feedlots.  
    http://www.marketresearch.com/browse.asp?categoryid=464&SID=66395340-289100704-3

67. Beef Index - Livestock Statistics - Primary Industries - Ministry Of Agricultura
    beef cattle Statistics. beef Breeding Bulls All Ages. table, graph.beef cattle by Age, Sex and Farm Size. 2002. beef cattle by  
    http://www.maf.govt.nz/statistics/primaryindustries/livestock/beef/

68. Trace Minerals For Beef Cattle
    Trace Minerals for beef cattle. Therefore, addition of trace minerals to a livestockration should be done in concert with a professional recommendation.  
    http://www.agr.gov.sk.ca/DOCS/livestock/beef/feeds_and_nutrition/traceminerls.as
    
    Extractions: Trace Minerals for Beef Cattle Average Trace Mineral Composition Diagnosis of trace mineral deficiency Supplementation Chelates Last Update: March 1992 Trace minerals are essential to maintain animal health, production and reproduction, but are required in trace or minute amounts. When not present in sufficient quantity, these trace minerals can cause severe biological problems for the animal and economic losses for the producer. However, with trace minerals being required in such small amounts, excess supplementation can cause toxicity. Therefore, addition of trace minerals to a livestock ration should be done in concert with a professional recommendation. The minerals that are of particular concern in Saskatchewan are copper, zinc, manganese, iodine, cobalt and selenium. Average Trace Mineral Composition of Selected Saskatchewan Feedstuff

69. Minerals For Beef Cattle
    Minerals for beef cattle. Dr. ME Smart s thumb rules for cattle free choice mineralintakes Contact your nearest Extension or livestock Agrologist for further  
    http://www.agr.gov.sk.ca/DOCS/livestock/beef/feeds_and_nutrition/mineralcattle.a
    
    Extractions: Minerals for Beef Cattle Average Mineral Composition of Selected Sask. Feedstuffs Methods of Supplementation Macro Minerals Mineral Supplements Last Update: March 1992 Animals have specific requirements for minerals. These requirements are based on the type, weight and age, as well as the rate of performance (weight gain, level of milk production, pregnancy, etc.) expected of the animal. Mineral imbalances and/or deficiencies can result in decreased performance, decreased disease resistance and reproductive failure which results in serious economic losses. Mineral deficiencies or imbalances occur when the animal's requirements are not met because of low mineral content in the feedstuffs, low biological availability of the mineral, or another mineral or other substances interferes with the absorption of the mineral by the animal. While animals may recognize the body's need for minerals, the concept of "Nutritional Wisdom" whereby the animal will eat the minerals that it requires and also consume the correct amounts of the required mineral has not been shown to exist. Mineral supplements are not uniformly palatable. Cattle have shown preference for bonemeal-salt mixtures over other (dicalcium phosphate or monocalcium phosphate) supplements. However, water quality, ration content and variability between animals are also factors influencing palatability.

70. Agri-ID-Livestock Identification For Beef Cattle
    Agriid livestock IdentificationThe Agri-ID works for beef cattle Highly visible,available in four colors, long lasting identification system for Dairy cattle  
    http://www.agri-id.com/beef.html

71. UVI-CES Livestock Programs - Home Page
    strives to provide the farmers of the Virgin Islands with the most accurate andup to date livestock information available. beef cattle Improvement Program.  
    http://rps.uvi.edu/CES/lshome.html
    
    Extractions: Beef Cattle Improvement Program The beef cattle program of the Cooperative Extension Service focuses on identification and performance testing. It works with all of the cattle farmers in the Virgin Islands from the large purebred Senepol breeder to the small backyard producer. The program operates along the guidelines of the Beef Improvement Federation and assists producers in the identification of animals, weighing of animals and provides selection assistance for replacement animals. The goals of the program are to provide beef cattle farmers with the technology and education necessary for a profitable enterprise. The primary breed of beef cattle in the Virgin Islands is the Senepol . This breed was developed on St. Croix to meet the needs of the tropical beef producer.

72. Home > Livestock > Cattle & Large Ruminants > Cattle For Specific Purposes > Bee
    Feed values and feed planning for beef cattle. Published in 2001, this fact sheetfrom livestock Knowledge Transfer provides information on the relative feed  
    http://agrifor.ac.uk/hb/ae2e2e9d47b507a8e85a661a7160552f.html
    
    Extractions: Home Livestock Cattle for specific purposes Beef Provided by the Queensland Government Department of Primary Industries, this Web site provides information on the Australian beef industry. It includes news stories, and links to articles and factsheets on nutrition, health and welfare, the beef industry, enterprise management, marketing and supply chain, beef pastures, resource management, drought, feedlots, and breeding and genetics. It also features an email discussion group. cattle diseases beef production beef cattle beef ... Beef breeding Published in 2001, this fact sheet from Livestock Knowledge Transfer (a Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) initiative) provides information on better beef breeding, and the BLUP system (Best Linear Unbiased Prediction). It includes information on genes, beef and calving value, BLUP, estimated breeding values (EVB's), and the effect of muscle score on grades. An example of a progeny test is included. This 2 page fact sheet is provided in PDF, requiring Adobe Acrobat Reader. progeny testing farming systems cattle farming beef quality ... Biosecurity in the beef cattle operation Published on the Web by the Department of Animal Science at Oklahoma State University, this fact sheet was written in April 2002 by John G. Kirkpatrick, DVM, and Glenn Selk, beef cattle specialist, and was produced for the Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service. It provides information on biosecurity against viruses, bacteria, and prions in cattle farming. It looks at the importance of biosecurity, levels of risk, the components of a biosecurity programme, and includes an example programme and a glossary of terms. This document is also available in PDF, requiring Adobe Acrobat Reader.

73. Rural NI | Livestock | Beef | Cattle At Greenmount | B.E.E.F. Student Project -
    beef. Home livestock beef cattle at Greenmount beef Student Project Hill Farm. Click to collaspecattle at Greenmount. LIMO Project.  
    http://www.ruralni.gov.uk/livestock/beef/cattle_at_gm/beefpro/
    
    Extractions: Beef Home Livestock Beef Cattle at Greenmount B.E.E.F. Student Project - Hill Farm Cattle at Greenmount LIMO Project B.E.E.F. Student Project - Hill Farm Enniskillen ... Abbey Farm Beef Quality Initiative Livestock Breeding Initiative Technology Projects Previous projects Breeding Management Nutrition People Related sites B.E.E.F. is a student centred learning project within the HND and BSc Ag Tech course provision at Greenmount College of Agriculture and Horticulture. The project is optional and is usually studied by students with a particular interest in beef and sheep production (other options include CREAM and LIMO The BEEF Project l Cattle Details l Flock Details l Environmental Schemes l Students' Role BEEF Students Question Suckler Herd Fertility Hill Farm Suckler Herd Hill Sheep Flock ... contact us

74. Rural NI | Livestock | Beef | Cattle At Greenmount | Beef Cattle At Greenmount
    Home livestock beef cattle at Greenmount beef cattle at Greenmount. Clickto collaspecattle at Greenmount. LIMO Project. beef Student Project Hill Farm.  
    http://www.ruralni.gov.uk/livestock/beef/cattle_at_gm/
    
    Extractions: Beef Home Livestock Beef Cattle at Greenmount Beef cattle at Greenmount Cattle at Greenmount LIMO Project B.E.E.F. Student Project - Hill Farm Enniskillen ... Abbey Farm Beef Quality Initiative Livestock Breeding Initiative Technology Projects Previous projects Breeding Management Nutrition People Related sites Abbey Farm

75. The BEEF Cattle
    First 28 Day Weights Recorded Management Recommendations for Prevention and Controlof Johne s Disease in beef cattle, part 4 livestock Mortality Composting  
    http://fairfield.osu.edu/ag/beef/archive.html
    
    Extractions: The BEEF Cattle letter Past Issues May 5 - Issue #389 Winter Grazing Equals Profit for Beef Producers In Response to your questions… Why are Summer and Fall Futures Priced the Same? Weekly Purcell Agricultural Commodity Market Report April 21 - Issue #388 To Hay or Not to Hay? Warmer Weather and Alfalfa Weevil Prices Soar During Ohio Bull Test Auction Weekly Purcell Agricultural Commodity Market Report April 14 - Issue #387 2004 Ohio Bull Test Sale Calves = Very Valuable; Bulls Deemed “Satisfactory Potential Breeders” = Priceless! Bull Values Require Plans Gain is for Profit, Not Cost Recovery Weekly Purcell Agricultural Commodity Market Report April 7 - Issue #386 Are Fourth Quarter Futures Undervalued? Bringing Order to Chaos Financial Help for Implementing Grazing Practices Weekly Purcell Agricultural Commodity Market Report March 31 - Issue #385 Ohio Bull Test Update Sire Selection, Job #1 Post-Calving is the Most Difficult Period for Cows and Cattlemen Weekly Purcell Agricultural Commodity Market Report March 24 - Issue #384 Are pasture grasses ready for turnout?

76. Emission Estimation Technique Manual For Intensive Livestock - Beef Cattle Versi
    Emission Estimation Technique Manual for Intensive livestock beef cattle Version2.0. About this Manual. HANDBOOK Intensive livestock (beef cattle).  
    http://www.npi.gov.au/handbooks/approved_handbooks/fbeef.html
    
    Extractions: Version 2.0 The purpose of all Emission Estimation Technique (EET) Manuals in this series is to assist Australian manufacturing, industrial and service facilities to report emissions of listed substances to the National Pollutant Inventory (NPI). This Manual describes the procedures and recommended approaches for estimating emissions from facilities engaged in the operation of Beef Cattle Feedlots. A beef feedlot is a confined area with watering and feeding facilities where cattle are completely hand or mechanically fed for the purpose of production (ARMCANZ, 1997). Feedlot operations consist of a number of activities including feedstock storage, feeding systems, animal housing, disposal of biological matter, waste removal/storage and waste treatment. EET MANUAL: Beef Cattle Feedlots HANDBOOK: Intensive Livestock (Beef Cattle) ANZSIC CODE: 0125 First published in December 1999

77. Virginia Market News: Livestock, Angus, Beef, Cattle & Meat Links
    Links and information for livestock producers including Virginia and national angusbeef cattle associations and USDA programs. Return to VDACS home page.  
    http://www.vdacs.state.va.us/marketnews/livestocklinks.html

78. VDACS - Livestock Marketing Services
    cattle Supply. cattle Demand. Virginia beef Expo Results. This information isprovided by VDACS livestock Marketing Services PO Box 1163 Richmond, Va.  
    http://www.vdacs.state.va.us/livestock/beefnews-supply.html
    
    Extractions: Beef Cattle Clearinghouse Newsletter - Cattle Supply Eighteen (18) Registered Red Angus . There are twelve (12) cows with calves at side; calves weigh 100 to 200 lbs.; cows are 2 to 8-1/2 years old, and weigh 900 to 1,300 lbs. Five (5) bred cows, 2 to 9 years old, weighing 900 to 1,300 lbs. bred to Registered Red Angus bull to calve March-April 2004. One (1) bull, 5-1/2 years old, weighing 2,200 lbs. John Ruthledge, 9330 Wallo Road, Richmond, VA 23231. Telephone No: 804/795-2345. E-mail: lcsthill@aol.com Nineteen (19) Commercial Angus heifers , bred to calving-ease bull, of which: Fifteen (15) are 28-30 months old, weighing 1,100-1,200 lbs, due to start calving September 2003. Four (4) are 20-21 months old, weighing 900-1,000 lbs, due to start calving November 2003. R. W. Roop, 1674 Private Hills Lane, Moneta, VA 24121. Telephone No: 540/297-7489 - 11/14/03 Two (2) Registered Angus Heifers , open, one year old. One (1)

79. Livestock Marketing Information Center
    about international trade within the livestock/meat complex as are 1) live animals(feeder cattle, slaughter steers 4) variety meats; and 5) beef tallow and  
    http://www.lmic.info/
    
    Extractions: Livestock Marketing Information Center Welcome to the Livestock Marketing Information Center Website Use the tabs at the top of each page or links on the right to navigate the many resources on this site. Chart of the Week BSE InfoResource (NCBA) Key Graphs In The Cattle Markets Current Situation and Analysis Last Updated: 06/01/2004 Trends . . . CATTLE  ON  FEED  INVENTORY  BELOW  A  YEAR  AGO As of May 1, USDA-NASS reported the estimated number of cattle on-feed in U.S. feedlots at 10.36 million head, 2 percent below a year ago and 6 percent below 2002’s.  In general, the report suggested that market ready fed cattle supplies should remain relatively tight at least well into the summer quarter. Details CATTLE  FEEDING  RETURNS May turned out to be a very good month for U.S. cattle feeders especially given expectations earlier this year that red ink would continue to flow.  Steers sold in May, that were placed as yearlings and fed in commercial feedlots in the Southern Plains, mostly had profits of over $70.00 per head.  In terms of profit, May closeouts were the best since December 2003.     

80. Livestock Directory
    Buyers can also purchase superior livestock genetics from companies specializingin the sale and shipment of semen and embryos. beef cattle.  
    http://www.agr.state.tx.us/marketing/livestock/mkt_livestockdirbeef.htm
    
    Extractions: TEXAS LIVESTOCK DIRECTORY Texas remains the national leader in cattle production. It is home to some 14 million head of cattle and calves, more than double the number raised in the second-leading state. Cattle are found on more than 150,000 Texas farms and ranches, and sales of cattle and calves account for almost half of the state's agricultural cash receipts. Quantity is just one part of the state's cattle industry. Texas also offers an amazing selection. Beef Cattle Overview Raising cattle is a business and a way of life in Texas, where cattle production helped mold the state and bestow its identity. That same bold Lone Star tradition continues today. Texas remains the national leader in cattle production. It is home to some 14 million head of cattle and calves, more than double the number raised in the second-leading state. Cattle are found on more than 150,000 Texas farms and ranches, and sales of cattle and calves account for almost half of the state's agricultural cash receipts. Quantity is just one part of the state's cattle industry. Texas also offers an amazing selection. British and European (Bos Taurus) and the humped (Bos Indicus) species of tropical countries flourish in the state's diverse climate and terrain. In all, 38 breeds of the country's finest registered and purebred beef and dairy cattle are raised here. Selectively bred over a long period, each breed possesses a distinctive identity in color, size, conformation and function and has the prepotency to pass these traits on to progeny.

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