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Cattle and beef marketing in the principal markets during 1973 and 1974 : the 1974 crisis and its future repercussions by Roberto Muñoz Durán, 1975 Address of Prof. Andrew M. Soule of the University of Tennessee on beef cattle industry in the South: Delivered at Birmingham, January 27, 1903 before the Alabama Livestock Association by Andrew MacNairn Soule, 1903 Strategy for improving beef and dairy cattle in the tropics (Cornell international agriculture mimeograph) by R. E McDowell, 1983 Livestock fitting and showmanship (Extension circular) by James J O'Connell, 1954 Livestock and meat statistics, 1983 (Statistical bulletin / United States Department of Agriculture) by Evelyn Blazer, 1984 A report on the livestock-meat subsector: Constraints and opportunities for profitability in the beef industry in Indonesia by Wayne Henry, 1996 Guide for evaluating livestock showmanship contests: Beef, sheep, swine (Nebraska Cooperative Extension 4-H) by Doyle R Wolverton, 1991 Effects of marketing costs on livestock and meat prices for beef and pork (Bulletin / Montana Agricultural Experiment Station) by John M Marsh, 1977 Beef production: Dairy-bred calves using cereals and arable products (Handbook - Meat and Livestock Commission) by M Kay, 1968 Trends in livestock numbers and beef production in Queensland (Technical bulletin / Queensland. Dept. of Primary Industries. Division of Land Utilisation) by B. J White, 1971 Alternative beef marketing (Livestock technical note) by Richard Earles, 2000 Genetic history of the line 1 Hereford cattle at the United States Range Livestock Experiment Station, Miles City, Montana (Bulletin / Montana Agricultural Experiment Station) by Bradford Knapp, 1951 Common cattle grubs in Arkansas (Livestock insect series) by Bill F Jones, 1993 Method and theory for determining optimal types of cattle for tropical and subtropical livestock enterprises (CTA report) by James R Simpson, 1982

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81. Livestock Farming --  Encyclopædia Britannica
    Visit Britannica Store, Encyclopædia Britannica, continued. livestockfarming Encyclopædia Britannica Article. cattle. beef cattle feed.  
    http://www.britannica.com/eb/article?eu=120736&tocid=67947&query=fatten&ct=

82. Buy Cattle Livestock Best Buy Sell
    Dairy Drakensberger Dairy - International. Wanted Angus livestock Wanted- beef cattle. Not real particular on breed, but the Angus taste real good!  
    http://www.agriseek.com/buy/e/Livestock/Cattle/
    
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83. Sell Buy Few Heads Beef Cattle Angus Livestock
    Sell Buy Few Heads beef cattle Angus livestock.  
    http://www.agriseek.com/market/p/Angus-Livestock-Missouri.htm
    
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84. Farmdirectory.com - Search - Results
    Exporter and owner of holsteincattle semen and embryos. 2. (972)846-3000. livestock - beef cattle. 3. (717)8363527. livestock - beef cattle.  
    http://www.farmdirectory.com/Search/searchlistings_results.asp?searchtype=catego

85. Breeding Better Beef Cattle
    After doing all of this, then buy the correct type and kind of livestock.Crossbreeding Systems for Small Herds of beef cattle. Crossbreeding  
    http://www.compusmart.ab.ca/mcgregor/farm/beef.htm
    
    Extractions: Sampson McGregor Stock Farm Home Page Expected progeny differences (EPDs) have been available for use in beef cattle selection programs since the early 1970's. Advancements in computer technology and breed registries collecting vast amounts of pedigree and performance information has made the production of EPDs possible for virtually every animal within a breed. With the cost of beef cattle production continually rising relative to cattle market prices, producers are using every available piece of information to increase their bottom line. Understanding and implementing the use of EPDs in beef cattle selection programs allows producers to have more control in developing the product they have to market. However, gaining an understanding of EPDs and how they can be successfully used is no trivial task. Expected Progeny Differences (EPDs) may be used to estimate how future progeny of the subject animal will compare to progeny of other animals within the breed. The best tool the beef industry has at its disposal for making genetic progress is the Expected Progeny Difference (EPD). It has been suggested that EPDs are five to nine times more accurate than performance indexes when selecting seedstock.

86. Pedigree Beef Cattle Auctions - Livestock Sales UK
    back, SALES OF PEDIGREE beef cattle 2004 (at Borderway unless otherwisestated), Sale reports 2004 . South Devon Bulls and Females  
    http://www.livestock-sales.co.uk/mart/pedigree_beef/

87. Pedigree Beef Cattle For Sale - Livestock Sales UK
    The cattle are Signet recorded and their calving and beef values put them in thetop 10%. tumpline agriculture, home stock register ped beef dairy cattle  
    http://www.livestock-sales.co.uk/re-stocking/pedigree_beef/
    
    Extractions: stock register PEDIGREE BEEF Ref BLONDE Area Cumbria Qty Rising 2 year old bulls by Hallfield Pilot BEEF SHORTHORN Area Qty 5 year old Pedigree Beef Shorthorn Bull BELGIAN BLUE Area Cumbria Qty 18 months old Non Registered Belgian Blue Bull Area Cumbria Qty 1 Limousin Bull by Cannon 18 months, 2 Parthenaise Bulls 18 months, 1 Belgian Blue X Limousin Bull 31/2 years A. ANGUS Area Warwickshire Qty 2nd calved Aberdeen Angus Cow with Spring born AA bull calf at foot by Shadwll Black Brigand LIMOUSIN Area Northumberland Qty 8 year old Pedigree Limousin Stock Bull BEEF SHORTHORN Area Gloucestershire Qty Pedigree Beef Shorthorn Bulls and Heifers available at all times HEREFORD Area Cumbria Qty Pedigree Hereford Bull 19 months LIMOUSIN Area Qty 2 Limousin Stock Bulls and quantity of Yearling Bulls LIMOUSIN Area Qty 60 Pedigree Limousin Heifers 20 months old ANGUS Area Staffordshire Qty 25 Cows including 7 incalf Heifers, 21 youngstock including 5 Bulls and 16 heifers between 1 - 2 years old. 1 Stock Bull

88. Cattle / Livestock
    cattle / Other livestock. 05/21 FL Identifying Tropical Soda Apple.05 Canada. 05/20 Promoting beef Awaiting Supreme Court.  
    http://www.southeastagnet.com/program/TodaysHeadlines/cattleLivestock.html
    
    Extractions: Agri-View Special Reports Ag Weather Affiliate Stations Affiliate Programs About SE AgNet Cattle / Other Livestock 06/04 GA GBB on Healthy Portions of Beef When to Announce Presumptive Postive BSE Tests FL In Key Time to Control TSA 06/03 AL Livestock Numbers from 2002 Census 06/03 FL Cattle Numbers Important in Ag Census 06/03 GA Livestock Numbers from 2002 Census 06/02 AL ACA Hires New Staff Member 06/02 FL Youth Qualify for Angus Awards 06/02 GA Beef Month Chapter Contest Underway New BSE Surveillance is Underway Scientists Engineer BSE Resistant Embryo NPPC Pleased with CAFTA Agreement 06/01 FL Rancher Pleased with Preservation Project 06/01 GA Beef Month is Underway 05/31 FL Cattlemen's Convention Nearing 05/31 GA GCA Holding Leadership Meeting July 19 NFREC Consigning for Annual Bull Test The 100th Anniversary of the Hamburger Commissioner's Spotlight-June is Dairy Month ... Meat Prices Are Sizzling 05/28 FL Ranch Hosts Wetlands Month Tour BSE Testing Increases June 1 AL Concerned About Cost of Animal ID FL Takes Action to Keep Out Animal Disease 05/27 GA

89. Commodity Outlook 2003: U.S. Cattle Livestock Market
    Commodity Outlook 2003 US cattle livestock Market 1. As of July 1, 2002, cattleand-calvesinventory was number of heifers being held for beef-cow replacements  
    http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/BODY_FE371
    
    Extractions: T.E. Anton The downward trend in cattle inventory continues. As of July 1, 2002, cattle-and-calves inventory was down 0.6 percent from the previous year, and the number of cows and heifers that had calved fell 0.2 percent. On the other hand, the number of heifers being held for beef-cow replacements was steady, while milk-cow replacements increased by three percent. The 2001 U.S. calf crop was down one percent from the previous year, and a further decline in the 2002 calf crop is also expected. Early 2002 beef production was at near record levels, reaching record levels in June, but the pace slowed by Fall. Beef production is expected to continue to slow down and be lower in 2003 than in 2002 due to fewer placements and decreased slaughter weights. The beef-cow liquidation that was anticipated in the drought-stricken states of the West has not occurred because total cow slaughter is still below 2001 levels. However, the Summer 2002 cow slaughter was 3.5 percent above Summer 2001. The projected corn crop is looking favorable for the cattle industry. Yields are up enough to compensate for decreased plantings. The USDA has increased the projected ending stocks of corn and decreased their projected price range.

90. Minnesota Wolf-Livestock Conflicts
    with adults during summer; this is especially true of beef cattle, which calve Somelivestock, especially latebirthing cattle, give birth in remote, often  
    http://www.npwrc.usgs.gov/resource/1998/wolflive/live.htm

91. New Zealand News - - Beef Cattle And Fish Oil A Healthy Concoction
    catastrophe, but scientists say it may soon be possible to breed beef cattle whosemeat is a matter of time before a similar attempt is made on farm livestock.  
    http://www.nzherald.co.nz/storydisplay.cfm?storyID=3547623&thesection=news&thesu

92. Manitoba Livestock Industry Profiles 2000 - Cattle And Beef Sector - Manitoba Ag
    July 2002. Statistics. Back. Manitoba livestock Industry Profiles 2001CATTLE AND beef SECTOR. Production Manitoba has Canada s third  
    http://www.gov.mb.ca/agriculture/statistics/aac02s01.html
    
    Extractions: CATTLE AND BEEF SECTOR As Manitoba's cattle slaughter industry has declined from a peak of 581,000 head in 1976 to 15,950 head in 2001, most of the beef cattle produced in Manitoba are sold out of the province. In 2001, about 202,200 slaughter cattle and 12,800 feeder cattle, valued at $255.6 million, were exported from Manitoba ports of exit to the United States, while almost 31,000 slaughter cattle and an estimated 321,000 feeder cattle and calves were sold mainly to Alberta and Ontario. Close to 13,900 slaughter cattle and 64,500 feeder cattle were brought into Manitoba from Saskatchewan in 2001, many of which were subsequently exported. Two small federally-inspected plants slaughtered about 6,525 cattle in 2001, while 9,425 head were killed in 25 provincially-inspected plants in Manitoba. Beef production was estimated at 12.2 million lb. (carcass weight) valued at $21 million. Beef and beef products valued at $5.3 million were exported in 2001 with most of the exports going to the United States. Smaller quantities of beef were shipped to Japan, Taiwan, Mexico, Chile and China. Much of the beef consumed in Manitoba comes from Alberta or the United States. Almost 2,900 feeder cattle were imported into Manitoba from the U.S. in 2001, while beef valued at $12.7 million and raw hides valued at $9.4 million were imported from the U.S. and other countries in 2001.

93. Beef Index - Manitoba Agriculture, Food And Rural Initiatives
    Profitability Profiles for the beef cattle Industry; Public Concerns with LivestockProduction (Health Environmental Considerations). Other Information.  
    http://www.gov.mb.ca/agriculture/livestock/beef/

94. AnimalIss/beef
    concern about the welfare of beef cattle has been unfounded, the increased awarenesson these issues has encouraged beef producers and livestock researchers to  
    http://ars.sdstate.edu/animaliss/beef.html
    
    Extractions: INTRODUCTION Knowledgeable beef producers, whether they are involved in cow-calf or feedlot operations, are genuinely concerned about the care of their animals. They know that cattle that receive proper nutrition and health care and that are handled correctly will perform at or near optimum. These producers make every effort to provide the best possible environment for their animals. They recognize that beef cattle should receive appropriate care during all aspects of the production cycle. These producers also are willing to speak out for guidelines that result in improved animal welfare. If even a small percentage of beef producers provide less than optimum care for their animals, it is of concern to other beef producers, to extension educators, and to all others associated with the production of beef. It is in the best interest of everyone that beef cattle receive proper care throughout the production cycle.

95. Livestock Judging, Selection And Evaluation 5th Edition By Roger E. Hunsley
    descriptive terms for each type of livestock, so that you can enlarge your vocabularyand choose specific terms to apply to discussions. Contents. beef cattle  
    http://www.chipsbooks.com/livejudg.htm
    
    Extractions: by Roger E. Hunsley Being successful in the production of livestock depends, to a large extent, on being able to select animals that are good feeders and good breeders. Time is the best teacher but sometimes the student does not have to time necessary to learn. Well-organized courses in livestock selection provide a partial substitute for experience. This book presents livestock judging, selection and evaluation in a practical, direct manner. It also provides an extensive list of descriptive terms for each type of livestock, so that you can enlarge your vocabulary and choose specific terms to apply to discussions. Contents BEEF CATTLE SHEEP Scoring Sheep First Steps in Evaluating Live Sheep Characteristics Used in Selecting and Evaluating Live Sheep Modern Breeds of Sheep Distinguishing Breed Characteristics of Fine-Wools Understanding the Internal Structure of Sheep

96. AGSC 306: Special Topics In Beef Cattle Science
    4. Supplemental Methods in livestock Selection A C. Estimating Carcass Traits ofLive Market cattle Mechanical 6. Evaluation of beef cattle Performance Data A  
    http://agriculture.truman.edu/courses/agsc306w2.htm

97. Livestock Industries Institute
    industrybased research and development for the benfit of Australia s livestock industries. officefor the Department of Animal Science and the beef cattle CRC  
    http://ansc.une.edu.au/lii/
    
    Extractions: Department of Animal Science Animal Genetics and Breeding Unit CRC for the Cattle and Beef Industry CRC for Premium Quality Wool The Livestock Industries Institute ecompasses the Department of Animal Science, the two CRCs and the Animal Genetics and Breeding Unit (AGBU). The Institute provides first class modern facilities for research and teaching in the animal sciences, and coordinates the best of university and industry-based research and development for the benfit of Australia's livestock industries. UNE has shown vision and commitment to the rural industries in creating the Institute. The new buildings provided by UNE complement existing infrastructure to create a comprehensive and integrated set of facilities for teaching and research. The main buildings and research properties are summarised below :- "The Homestead" serves as the main office for the Department of Animal Science and the Beef Cattle CRC. "The Woolshed" provides new labratories for wool science, nutrition, parasitology and immunology as well as office accomodation for members of the Department of Animal Science and the CRC for Premium Quality Wool. The Woolshed also houses the George Aitken Wool Laboratory. The Neil Yeates Meat Research Laboratory includes moderm laboratories and teaching facilities for all aspects of meat science. It is the only teaching/research complex of this nature based at an educational institution in Australia, and provies the Department of Animal Science and Beef CRC with a unique opportunity to make a major contribution to the meat industries.

98. Beef Cattle Main Page
    October 99. November 99. December 99. beef cattle Research at NDSU. The LivestockMarket AdvisorHarlan Hughes. Statewide beef Extension Programming Schedule.  
    http://www.ag.ndsu.nodak.edu/aginfo/livestock/Doc_Beef/BeefMain.htm
    
    Extractions: Current Issues January 00 Past Issues July 97 August 97 November 97 October 97 ... December 99 Cow Calf Conference/Annual Report Carrington REC Dickinson REC Streeter Other Research Stations Publications Extension Home Page The Livestock Market Advisor-Harlan Hughes Other Animal Science Links University of Nebraska Oklahoma State University Montana State University Alberta Agriculture ... Saskatchewan Agriculture National Organizations NCBA About Greg Comments/suggestions on "beef cattle"

99. 2000 Beef Cattle Facts
    Kansas, Iowa and Arkansas have more beef cattle farms. Alabama cattle producersprimarily are cowcalf A statewide network of 28 livestock auction markets  
    http://www.bamabeef.org/2001_beef_cattle_facts.htm
    
    Extractions: BREEDERS DIRECTORY ... HOME B eef cattle production ranks third behind broilers and forestry in cash receipts among Alabama farm commodities. Alabama cattle producers sold over $400 million worth of cattle and calves last year. Cattle are produced in every county and cattle production represents a $2 billion industry in Alabama. The state’s climate and land is ideally suited for raising cattle. CATTLE NUMBERS HAVE BOTTOMED OUT BUT ALABAMA STILL NEEDS MORE COWS A ccording to figures released by the Alabama Agricultural Statistics Service, on January 1 Alabama producers had 1,440,000 head of cattle and calves on Alabama farms, up 70,000 head from year earlier figures. Alabama’s cattle numbers are back up since they reached the lowest level since 1945 in 2001. This state could easily support another 500,000 beef cows.

100. Pioneer Press 12/25/2003 Beef Is Not Top Livestock Player In
     saying something is not important, but (beef) is a second tier livestock activityin Minnesota s cattle industry is primarily composed of relatively small  
     http://www.twincities.com/mld/pioneerpress/7567291.htm

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