101. Land And Livestock Post>News beef cattle course set for August Eagle Staff Report beef producers attending the47th TAMU beef cattle Short Course will have the opportunity to select and http://www.landandlivestockpost.com/news/071501coursecattleaugust.htm

Home TheEagle.com Aggiesports.com Subscribe ... Weather July 15, 2001 Beef cattle course set for August Eagle Staff Report The planning committees of the Beef Cattle Short Course identified a need for offering training leading to licensing for pesticide application. Dr. Don Renchie is coordinating three hours of CEU training featuring talks in pasture insects, calibration and drift management, laws and regulations. Early course registration will continue until July 27th at $100 per person. Late registration and on-site registration will be available for $20/person. For information, visit the Beef Cattle Short Course Web site at http://animalscience-extension.tamu. edu/beef/shortcourse.html or call Carrie Adams, Hollie Gambino or Loretta Morse at (979) 845-3579 or (979) 845-6931.

102. Cooperative Extension Catalog Of Publications--Beef G761, Feed Additives for beef cattle, 0.25. †G915, Testing LivestockFeeds For beef cattle, Dairy cattle, Sheep and Horses, 0.25. http://ianrpubs.unl.edu/beef/

Departments/ Units Directories Calendar Search ... Cooperative Extension Publications Catalog New Publications Search Publications Publications Order Form Contact Us ... Class Acts Browse Publications Animal Diseases Animals, General Beef Irrigation Engineering ... Wildlife Management Index: Beef File Publication Title Cost Ammonia Treatment of Low Quality Forages Minerals and Vitamins for Beef Cows Grazing Crop Residues Grain Processing for Feedlot Cattle ... Non-Fat Dry Milk in Drought Diets Nebraska Calving Book Synchronizing Estrus in Beef Cattle Developing Replacement Beef Heifers (Weaning - Breeding) Managing Two-Year-Old Beef Heifers (Calving - Rebreeding) Reproductive Tract Anatomy and Physiology of the Bull ... 1995 USDA Sire Evaluation Changes BEEF MANAGEMENT PC Cowcard Nebraska Beef Cow Record Card Nebraska Beef Sire Summary Card Nebraska Beef Weaning-Yearling Worksheet Grazing Crop Residue Water Development Costs for Livestock Water Requirements for Beef Cattle Urinary Calculi (Water Belly) in Cattle and Sheep Beef Herd Management Calendar Management of Early Weaned Calves ... 2004 Nebraska Beef Cattle Report BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

103. Cowtown Links To livestock Resources Around the World Bio Tech. Companies. livestock. cattle. Poultry. Pets Crop Production. livestock. Humour. You Know You Are A Farmer If http://www.cowtown.org/

104. Trace Minerals For Beef Cows for Trace Mineral in the Diets of beef Cows in to overcome these shortages, Many cattleminerals sold Caution Trace element nutrition of livestock is extremely http://www1.agric.gov.ab.ca/$department/deptdocs.nsf/all/beef4887

Location: Alberta Government Home Ropin' The Web Home Home Find Staff ... International Travel Expenses Trace Minerals for Beef Cows Trace elements of most concern in Alberta Trace element deficiencies - a broad perspective Trace mineral supplementation Mineral supplements ... Special conditions Most of the forage grown in Alberta is deficient in several trace minerals. These minerals are so named because they are required in minute or trace amounts. Table I shows the average trace mineral content in some common Alberta grown feedstuffs. The majority of the forages we grow do not contain enough copper, zinc, selenium or manganese to meet the requirements of beef cattle. Trace Elements of Most Concern in Alberta Essential trace elements are necessary for the well being of the animal. These are needed in sufficient quantities to promote health and to optimize production and reproduction. All trace elements are toxic when fed in excessive quantities. Table 2 is a summary of suggested minimum target levels for dietary trace minerals. The levels are approximations, as requirements are affected by many factors. Copper More than 90 percent of the feed produced in Alberta is low in copper. Cases of copper deficiency are common. Symptoms of deficiency include anaemia, impaired reproduction in cows, bleaching of the hair coat, scours, unthriftiness, stunted growth and sudden death. A greater incidence of internal and external parasites has been noted in copper deficient animals. There is also an increased tendency for bones to fracture in calves and an increased incidence of lameness. The suggested minimum requirement for copper in cattle rations is 10 mg/kg.

105. John Lawrence Associate Professor, Ag., Ph.D., Missouri, 1989 Director, Iowa beef Center InterestsLivestock economics, Hogs and Pork, beef cattle, Marketing, Markets. http://www.econ.iastate.edu/faculty/lawrence/Cattle.HTM

John Lawrence Livestock Economist Economics Department Iowa State University Associate Professor, Ag., Ph.D., Missouri, 1989 Director, Iowa Beef Center Interests: Livestock economics, Hogs and Pork, Beef Cattle, Marketing, Markets Publications Market Outlook and Trends Decision Making Tools Link to latest USDA Cattle on Feed and Cattle reports. Publications Retained Ownership Outcomes 1983-2001 May 2, 2003 Analysis of retained ownership strategies for the 1983-01 calf crops. An Economic Comparison of Year Round vs Conventional Grazing Systems in Iowa (PDF) Jan. 22, 2003 The U.S. Pork and Beef Sectors: Divergent Organizational Patterns, Paradoxes and Conflicts Lawrence and Hayenga, June 2002 Fed Cattle Marketing Trends and Concerns: Cattle Feeder Survey Results June 2002 Assessing the Cost of Quality Beef NCR-134 Conference, May, 2002 A Decision Model to Assess Cattle Feeding Price Risk NCR-134 Conference, May, 2002

106. FEED AND ANIMAL MANAGEMENT FOR BEEF CATTLE January 2001. Dietary Adjustments to Minimize Nutrient Excretion fromLivestock and Poultry*. Dietary adjustments. The table below http://www.fass.org/facts/livestockpoultry.htm

Serving Society through Food Animal Agriculture January 2001 Dietary Adjustments to Minimize Nutrient Excretion from Livestock and Poultry Dietary adjustments The table below provides "potential" reductions in the excretion of nutrients with dietary and/or feeding management adjustments for livestock and poultry. It should be noted that these potential effects are not, however, additive. For more specific information see the FASS Fact Sheets related to the specific food-animal species. Strategy Nitrogen reduction (%) Phosphorus reduction (%) Formulation closer to requirement Reduced protein/AA supplementation (non-ruminants) 10-25 (poultry) 20-40 (swine) Reduced protein/AA and fiber supplementation (non-ruminants) 10-25 (poultry) 20-40 (swine) Reduced protein (ruminants) Reduced P (ruminants) Use of highly dig. Feeds Phytase/low P (non-ruminants) Phytase/low P/HAP corn (non-ruminants) Cellulases Growth promotion Phase feeding Split-sex feeding Other feeding management practice (BMP's) effects: BMP’s Credits Fineness of grind/pelleting (non-ruminants) 20-24% reduced manure excretion and reduces N excretion 5% (1000 microns to 700 microns) Form of minerals (non-ruminants) 15-50% reduced mineral excretion chelated or organic) (zinc, copper, selenium, manganese)

107. North Carolina 4-H Youth Livestock and Recognizing Youth Using the Danish System ANS96=006B MC Claeys beef CharGrillMC Claeys beef Ambassador Mike Yoder and Sharon Rogers livestock and Dairy http://www.cals.ncsu.edu/an_sci/extension/animal/4hyouth/beef/beefpage.html

BEEF MEAT GOATS SHEEP SWINE ... 4-H SMALL ANIMALS Useful Links Market Steer Performance Index Record North Carolina Cattlemen's Association Breeds of Beef Cattle Nebraska Corn-Fed Beef 101 ... Beef.org Animal Science Facts concerning the 4-H Beef Program include: Beef Showmanship ANS95-002B M. C. Claeys Beef Exhibitors Project Guide (5-6 Years of Age) ANS96-008B M. C. Claeys and S. B. Rogers Beef Exhibitors Project Guide (7-8 Years of Age) ANS96-009B M. C. Claeys and S. B. Rogers Danish Standards for Market Steers ANS96-007B M. C. Claeys Evaluating and Recognizing Youth Using the Danish System ANS96=006B M. C. Claeys Beef Char-Grill M. C. Claeys Beef Ambassador Mike Yoder and Sharon Rogers Livestock and Dairy Production Mike Yoder and B. A. Hopkins Please send questions or comments to Anna Munday Last Modified Thursday, 12-Feb-2004 15:08:34 EST Extension Animal Husbandry Animal Science Extension Animal Science Department

108. CSIRO - Beef Cattle - 'cool-heads' Beat 'hot-heads' Deputy Chief Executive Officer CRC for cattle and beef Quality. CSIRO LivestockIndustries PO Box 5545 Rockhampton Mail Centre QLD 4702. Phone +61 7 4923 8139. http://www.csiro.au/index.asp?type=mediaRelease&id=Prhotheads

109. USDA Data beef cattle. Inventory. January 1 cattle Inventory Report 19652004Annual USDA January 1 cattle Inventory Report Monthly 7-state http://www.cattle-fax.com/data/

The following Office 97 Excel data files are available for download. They require Office 97 or another program capable of converting Office 97 Excel files. USDA DATA PAGE Cattle-Fax Six State Fed Steer Prices (updated each business day) Beef Cattle Hogs Poultry Grains ... Miscellaneous Beef Cattle Inventory January 1 Cattle Inventory Report 1965-2004 Annual USDA January 1 Cattle Inventory Report Monthly 7-state Cattle-on-feed 1992-2004 Monthly USDA Cattle-on-feed totals for the 7-state region Slaughter and Production Weekly Federally Inspected (F.I.) Cattle Slaughter 1978-2004 Weekly USDA F.I. steer, heifer, and cattle slaughter totals USDA All Cattle Cold Carcass Weights 1970-2004 Monthly USDA F.I. average steer and all cattle dress weights Monthly Federally Inspected (F.I.) Weekly Average Beef Production 1973-2004 Monthly USDA F.I. weekly average beef production Monthly Federally Inspected (F.I.) Cattle Slaughter Mix 1980-2004 Monthly USDA F.I. cattle slaughter mix total head of cattle, steers, heifers, cows, bulls, combined steer and heifers, and combined cows and heifers Prices Monthly Omaha Choice Steer Prices 1950-2004 Monthly Omaha choice steer price Oklahoma City Monthly Feeder Steer Price 1956-2004 Monthly average Oklahoma City feeder steer prices for 700 to 800 lb. medium #1 feeder steers

110. Iowa Beef Center Staff specialist? View a Map. Russ Bredahl livestock Field Specialist BeefCattle / Forage Management rbredahl@iastate.edu. Roger Brummett http://www.iowabeefcenter.org/content/staff.htm

Search IBC Home About IBC News ... Activities and Research Iowa Beef Center Staff Campus Staff Field Staff Staff by Specialty All Extension Staff Campus Staff John Lawrence Director, Iowa Beef Center Department of Agricultural Economics - Livestock Marketing jdlaw@iastate.edu Mike Apley College of Veterinary Medicine Veterinary Diagnostic Production Animal Medicine - Beef Cattle/Feedlot apley@iastate.edu Steve Barnhart Department of Agronomy - Forage Production sbarnhar@iastate.edu Charlie Brummer Department of Agronomy - Forage Plant Breeder brummer@iastate.edu Joe Cordray Department of Animal Science - Meat Science jcordray@iastate.edu Garland Dahlke Iowa Beef Center - Program Specialist garland@iastate.edu Arne Hallam Agricultural Economics - Production Economics ahallam@iastate.edu Nolan Hartwig College of Veterinary Medicine Veterinary Diagnostic Production Animal Medicine - Beef Cattle Production nhartwig@iastate.edu

111. Mandatory Livestock And Meat Market News Reports To better serve your needs, we have redesigned our website. The new site can befound at http//www.ams.usda.gov/lsmnpubs. Please update your bookmarks. http://www.ams.usda.gov/lsg/mncs/LS_MPR.htm

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112. Rural:Livestock:Beef Cattle. Landline. Australian Broadcasting Corporation Subject RuralLivestockBeef cattle. The little tag that s a bigdeal BROADCAST 09/05/2004 Now to the little electronic ear tag http://www.abc.net.au/landline/archives/LandlineSubjectIndx_RuralLivestockBeefCa

AUSTRALIA'S NATIONAL RURAL AFFAIRS WEEKLY. CONTENTS ABOUT US ARCHIVES HELP Subject: Rural:Livestock:Beef Cattle The little tag that's a big deal BROADCAST: 09/05/2004 Now to the little electronic ear tag that's at the centre of the biggest blue in our $10 billion beef cattle game. If authorities here have their way, most of Australia's 24 million cattle will be wearing them by the middle of next year in the interests of food safety and traceability. The tags are part of the most ambitious livestock identification system developed anywhere in the world. [ FULL STORY The little tag that's a big deal BROADCAST: 09/05/2004 Now to the little electronic ear tag that's at the centre of the biggest blue in our $10 billion beef cattle game. If authorities here have their way, most of Australia's 24 million cattle will be wearing them by the middle of next year in the interests of food safety and traceability. The tags are part of the most ambitious livestock identification system developed anywhere in the world. [ FULL STORY Cattle tag debate BROADCAST: 09/05/2004 Following Peter Lewis’s NLIS there was further discussion on the issue from two people whose opinions about the worthiness of NLIS are diametrically opposed. In the studio were John Carter, head of the Australian Beef Association and opposed to the scheme - and with him was John Wyld, head of NLIS implementation. Asking the questions was Kerry Lonergan. [

113. UCCE Livestock Health livestock Health. Enter soon); Horse Health (Comming soon). Here are somecool links to other servers that have livestock health information. http://danr.ucop.edu/uccelr/health.htm

Livestock Health Enter your e-mail address to receive e-mail when this page is updated. Your Internet e-mail address: Table of Contents Beef Cattle Health Anaplasmosis Fly Control Bovine Virus Diarrhea Red Water ... Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy Sheep Health (Coming soon) Goat Health (Comming soon) Horse Health (Comming soon) Here are some cool links to other servers that have livestock health information. UC Davis Veterinary Medicine Veterinary Journals -Table of Contents Martindale's Health Science's Guide Welcome to NetVet ... The Hay.net: Veterinary resources E-mail questions to either John Harper (jmharper@ucdavis.edu) , John Maas (jamaas@ucdavis.edu) or John Glenn (jsglenn@ucdavis.edu)

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