61. ERS/USDA Key Topics - Livestock, Dairy, Poultry, Aquaculture > Cattle/Beef and beef sectors, including domestic supply and utilization, live cattle and retail livestock,dairy, and Poultry Outlook provides monthly analysis of current http://www.ers.usda.gov/Topics/view.asp?T=103204

62. ERS/USDA Publications - Livestock, Dairy And Poultry Outlook cattle/Beef trade, Beef and cattle Trade Perspective on dairy, 2002 Milk PricesCollapsed; Hogs/Pork trade June, Interstate livestock Movements, LDPM-108-01; http://www.ers.usda.gov/publications/ldp/

search our site home publications outlook reports livestock, dairy, and poultry outlook This monthly report, presented in a newsletter format, provides current intelligence and forecasts the effects of changing conditions in the U.S. livestock, dairy, and poultry sectors. Topics include current production, consumption, trade, prices received, and more. Periodically, special reports on specific commodity issues also are released in this series. Subscribe to e-mail alerts of these reports and see a listing of all outlook reports . Printed copies of the newsletter can be purchased from the National Technical Information Service (NTIS) by calling 1-800-999-6779 (specify SUB-LDPM-4042). outlook newsletters Newsletter text and forecast tables are released the middle of the month (see calendar of releases) in Adobe Acrobat PDF format (*.pdf). The forecast tables are also available in Microsoft Excel (*.xls) format. Supporting tables are released approximately 2 weeks later in pdf and xls formats. The pdf files are best viewed using Adobe Acrobat Reader 5.0 or 6.0. Only the most recent tables are available in xls format.

63. Listing(s) For Livestock : Dairy Cattle Online Marketplace. “0 Listing(s) for livestock dairy cattle”. Item Title,Price/Offer, Type. Home About the Grant Program Classified Ads Webmaster. http://www.smallfarmsuccess.info/listings.cfm?categoryid=13

64. AABP Embraces Disabled Livestock, Dairy Cattle Welfare Guidelines - December 1, AABP embraces disabled livestock, dairy cattle welfare guidelines.As recommended by the AABP Animal Welfare Committee, the AABP http://www.avma.org/onlnews/javma/dec02/021201n.asp

Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association December 1, 2002 AVMA Home AVMA Journals Home JAVMA online ... News AABP embraces disabled livestock, dairy cattle welfare guidelines As recommended by the AABP Animal Welfare Committee, the AABP board of directors endorsed the position on disabled livestock that the AVMA adopted in June 2002 ( see JAVMA July 15, 2002 , page 181, or call (800) 248-2862, Ext. 6666). The new position distinguishes between terminal and nonterminal markets. The committee also endorsed the animal welfare guidelines on dairy cattle released recently by the Food Marketing Institute and the National Council of Chain Restaurants. The committee assisted in developing them. Veal calf guidelines are under review, and beef cattle guidelines are being formulated. The FMI/NCCR program brings together experts in veterinary medicine, animal science, and agricultural production. They are identifying science-based, objective, measurable indices for desirable practices in the growing, handling, and processing of food animals. In 2001, the AVMA also joined the effort. According to Dr. James Reynolds of Visalia, Calif., chair of the AABP Animal Welfare Committee, now the dairy quality assurance guidelines need to be marketed to educate producers. To help producers come into compliance, the Dairy and Beef Quality Assurance Center in Stratford, Iowa, has developed a booklet and software for distribution through veterinarians. This fall, the AABP committee intends to test-market the booklet on clients at the University of California-Davis.

65. Livestock Schedule Colored Sheep Show. North Ring dairy Barn. Llamas and Alpacas Show. LivestockPavilion – move to South Ring dairy Barn at end of dairy cattle Show. http://www.nmstatefair.com/entertainment-events/schedule-livestock.html

66. WVU-ES Livestock/Poultry Publications Cystic Ovarian Disease 4 pp (62K) dairy IRM 26 cattle Extension Effort in Beefcattle Breeding Selection Hardware Disease livestock Safety Facilities http://www.wvu.edu/~exten/infores/pubs/livepoul.htm

Livestock/Poultry Publications included below are in HyperText Mark-up Language (HTML) and Adobe Acrobat Portable Document Format (PDF). HTML documents can be read directly with your browser. PDF documents can only be viewed and printed using the Adobe Acrobat software. The Acrobat Reader is available for Macintosh, Windows, DOS, and Unix systems. You may download it free of charge from Adobe. Choose the Acrobat Reader with Search version and the platform version you need from the pop-up lists at their site. More Livestock resources Sheep and Wool resources Dairy Livestock Poultry Other New documents will be added as they are prepared. Dairy Dairy IRM 1: Anatomy of the Cow's Reproductive Tract - 5 pp (1.3MB) Dairy IRM 2: Physiology and Endocrinology of the Estrous Cycle - 6 pp (52K) Dairy IRM 3: The Physiology of Gestation and Paturition - 4 pp (24K) Dairy IRM 4: Records and Record Systems-The Backbone of Good Management - 7 pp (58K) Dairy IRM 5: Interpreting Reproductive Efficiency Indexes - 5 pp (28K) Dairy IRM 6: Signs of Estrus and Improving Detection of Estrus in Cattle - 4 pp (28K) Dairy IRM 7: Anestrus and Estrous Detection Aids - 5 pp (696K) Dairy IRM 8: Synchronization of Estrus In Dairy Heifers and Cows - 2 pp (18K) Dairy IRM 9: The Use of Milk Progesterone Assays for Reproductive Management - 4 pp (74K) Dairy IRM 10: Factors Affecting Conception Rate - 6 pp (40K) Dairy IRM 11: Considerations for Storing and Handling Frozen Semen - 3 pp (26K) Dairy IRM 12: Artificial Insemination Technique - 5 pp (1.4MB)

67. Home > Livestock > Cattle & Large Ruminants > Dairy Farming > Dairy Cows of five fact sheets on fertility and body condition scoring from livestock KnowledgeTransfer Nutrient requirements of dairy cattle seventh revised edition. http://agrifor.ac.uk/hb/b9c635aba58f4c5427898ae65a07197c.html

low graphics Home Livestock Dairy farming Dairy cows Body condition scoring 1 : managing your cow herd through body condition scoring Produced by the North Dakota State University Extension Service in December 2000, this fact sheet looks at managing the cow herd through body condition scoring. It covers the importance of body condition scoring; what it is; the nutritional priorities of cows; visual body condition scoring; and using scoring to evaluate the herd. Colour photographs of the relevant scores are included. Written by A. Manuel Encinias, Extension Associate, and Greg Lardy, Beef Cattle Specialist, of the Department of Animal and Range Sciences, North Dakota State University. dairy farming dairy cows body fat body condition ... Canadian Dairy Network : CDN The CDN was created in 1995 as part of a federal government decision to privatise all genetic evaluation activities in Canada. The CDN was formed to provide dairy cattle genetic evaluations and to establish a national dairy database for the dairy cattle improvement industry. This site provides information on the CDN, its organisation,committees, aims and activities. In addition, it is possible to search for genetic evaluations of specific bulls or cows, and proofs are available for both production and conformation traits. Evaluations of specific breeds are also available and data files can be downloaded in compressed format. An inbreeding calculator can be accessed online. The site provides access to a collection of proof and information articles, and a list of links to industry-related Web sites is also available.

68. Home > Livestock > Cattle & Large Ruminants > Dairy Farming > General Topics covered include dairy livestock, dairy products, farm business, marketingand economics, reference sources, and contacts. Water for dairy cattle. http://agrifor.ac.uk/hb/94cd237602f60a4cc3c208f5cb47ce8f.html

low graphics Home Livestock Dairy farming General AgNIC dairy information center The AgNIC dairy information center is "a guide to quality dairy information on the Internet". Created by the University of Wisconsin-Madison's Steenbock Memorial Library, in association with the Dairy Science Department and AgNIC, this resource provides access to freely available, high quality Internet resources on dairy science. The database can be searched by keyword, or browsed by topic. Topics covered include dairy livestock, dairy products, farm business, marketing and economics, reference sources, and contacts. databases dairy science Babcock Institute for International Dairy Research and Development The Babcock Institute was established in Wisconsin in 1991, and has been supported through a Special Research Grant from the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) and from various other sources interested in specific projects. Information is provided on the Institute, its courses, aims and research activities. The Institute publishes two series of documents; Technical Dairy Guides and Dairy essentials. Dairy Essentials are 4 page chapter summaries of each Technical Dairy Guide and can be viewed online in English, French, Spanish, Russian and Chinese. The ordering details for Technical Dairy Guides is provided. The Institute also produces Dairy Market Analysis discussion papers, many of which can be freely viewed online in PDF format using Adobe Acrobat Reader. An interactive dairy quiz is provided, as is a collection of links to related dairy sites.

69. ISU Extension Livestock Publications PM 1624, Beef and dairy cattle Vaccination Programs, June 1995, 210K. PM 1713,Pasture Management Guide for livestock Producers order form, Revised January 2003 http://www.extension.iastate.edu/pubs/li.htm

CALENDAR ISU EXTENSION ISU HOME PAGE CONTACT US ... SEARCH Welcome These documents are Adobe Acrobat PDF files. If you need more information, check the PDF help section CECS Home Extension publications Home Order publications Livestock Publications General Iowa 4-H Aminal and Poultry Identification, Weighing, and Exhibiting Requirements for county, State, and Interstate Shows [Electronic Version April 2001] AS 387 Rations for Horses Available only as an electronic file, not stocked as a paper copy. CRP-14: Adams County CRP Research and Demonstration Project EDC 162B Value-Added Agriculture EDC 162H Air Quality and Animal Agriculture FM 1421 Deductible Livestock Costs for Adjusting 2003 Income Tax Returns FM 1815 Livestock Enterprise Budgets for Iowa 2004 FM 1855 Estimated Costs for Livestock Fencing LOR 1 Livestock Odor Reduction Demonstration Project PM 1428b

70. Livestock Sales UK - Pedigree Dairy Cattle Sales dairy cattle mailing list. subscribe unsubscribe. back. tumpline agriculture,home stock register ped beef dairy cattle breeding cattle store http://www.livestock-sales.co.uk/mart/pedigree_dairy/

sale dates Jersey www.holstein- expo.co.uk DAIRY CATTLE SALES report SALE FIXTURES followed by - Cubicle housed and heifers cubicle trained - Commercially managed on a TMR feeding regime and milked twice daily through an herringbone parlour - Popular AI sires including Outside, Rudolph, Integrity, Marker, Fatal, Progress, Principal, Prelude, Storm, Juror, Leadership etc. Wednesday 23rd June Wednesday 30th June and the Monday 12th July Thursday 29th July Reserved for the dispersal of 250 Holstein cattle Saturday 31st July Wednesday 18th August Wednesday 25th August Dispersal of the CARDEWLEES herd of pedigree Jerseys (150 head) for Messrs Rawstron, Cardewlees, Dalston, Carlisle Wednesday 8th September Edward Brown Senior Pedigree Auctioneer Andrew Templeton Auctioneer Glyn Lucas Auctioneer Alison Millar Co-Ordinator Dairy Cattle mailing list subscribe unsubscribe home stock register ped beef dairy cattle ... links Tel +44 (0)1228 590490 Fax +44 (0)1228 640901 info@livestock- sales.co.uk

71. Dairy Cattle For Sale - Livestock Sales UK Qty, 20, Pedigree and PI Holstein heifers to calve from September to November, info.tumpline agriculture, home stock register ped beef dairy cattle breeding http://www.livestock-sales.co.uk/re-stocking/pedigree_dairy/

stock register DAIRY CATTLE Ref DS Area Cumbria Qty Genus bred Friesian Heifers due July to October to Limousin or Aberdeen Angus DS Area Northumberland Qty Qty Dairy Shorthorn Cattle of all ages available HF Area Derbyshire Qty August calving Holstein Friesian Heifers from a herd 5500kg, 5.5%BF, 6%pt. HF Area Cumbria Qty 60 nicely bred Holstein Friesian Bulling Heifers ready to bull HF Area Cumbria Qty June / July calving commercial Holstein Friesian Heifers JERSEY Area Ayrshire Qty 25 May/June, 25 August/September calving Jersey Heifers and 25 running with bull HF Area Cumbria Qty 20 Pedigree Holstein Heifers due April to HF. HF Area Cumbria Qty 6 July calving Holstein Heifers to Aberdeen Angus, 20 16-18 month bulling Heifers, 15 October/November calving Holstein Heifers. HF Area Cumbria Qty June/July calving Holstein Friesian Heifers - good sorts. DS Area Devon Qty 90 Dairy Shorthorn Cows due 14th April onwards to the Beef Shorthorn. HF Area Lancashire Qty Blended Ayrshire Heifers due February onwards to HF Bull HF Area Cumbria Qty Herd of 80 HF Cows averaging 6700kg, 4.2%BF, 3.25Pt, calving all year round plus 80 followers.

72. New Page 4 Kansas State livestock and Meat Marketing web site with weekly market outlooksand daily futures price quotes. dairy cattle. UF/IFAS dairy Extension Website. http://jackson.ifas.ufl.edu/livestock.htm

Jackson County Extension Contact the Livestock Agent Doug Mayo 850-482-9620 or Suncom: 789-9620 email: demayo@mail.ifas.ufl.edu Online Publications and Information Forages Feeds Beef Goats ... Agent Resources Warning: The links below take you to other web sites. You will need to bookmark this address or use the back button to return to this site. Upcoming Events June 29-30 Beef Cattle Risk Management Seminar , Jackson Co. Extension Off. Hot Topics Basic talking points on Mad Cow Disease or BSE for Cattle producers and beef consumers plus links to credible information on the Diseases and the case in Washington state. Have the latest market reports from USDA's Ag Marketing Service emailed to your computer for free, such as the Dothan or Donaldsonville markets or my favorite the Alabama Weekly Auction Summary Download the 2002 Northwest Florida Beef Cattle Producer Survey summary report (this file requires acrobat reader for viewing) Barley Yellow Dwarf Virus in Oats and other small grains Forage and Pasture Management Dr. Ann Blount's Variety Recommendations for Winter Forages

73. 2004 Premium Book - Livestock Shows Schedule All beef, dairy cattle, dairy goat, market animal and dog shows will take placein the livestock arena. SCHEDULE IS TENTATIVE AND SUBJECT TO CHANGE. http://www.southfloridafair.com/premium/show_schedule.html

January 16 - February 1, 2004 Agriculture, cattle, horse, mooternity, poultry, and rabbit tent exhibits are open to the public from gate opening until 10:00 p.m. daily. All beef, dairy cattle, dairy goat, market animal and dog shows will take place in the livestock arena. SCHEDULE IS TENTATIVE AND SUBJECT TO CHANGE. SHOW TIMES MAY CHANGE DUE TO LENGTH OF SHOW. THURSDAY, January 15 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Dairy Goat Check-in 6:45 p.m. Dairy Goat Exhibitors Meeting FRIDAY, January 16 12 NOON 2004 SOUTH FLORIDA FAIR OPENS 9:00 a.m. Sr. Dairy Goat Doe Show (ADGA) followed by Jr. Dairy Goat Doe Show (ADGA) 10:00 a.m. Opening Ceremony - Horse Complex 7:00 p.m. Parade of Breeds - Horse Complex SATURDAY, January 17 9:00 a.m. Western Pleasure Show - Horse Complex 9:00 a.m. Youth Dairy Goat Showmanship followed by Youth Dairy Goat Sr./Jr. Dairy Doe Show 6-10 p.m.

74. IPM Images - Livestock And Poultry: Beef And Dairy Cattle: Cattle this one is the goal of researchers at ARS Fort Keogh livestock and Range Over theyears, this program has made enormous contributions to dairy cattle breeding http://www.ipmimages.org/browse/Bimages.cfm?area=100&sub=753

75. Steele County Free Fair While you’re at the fair be sure to take in one of the many livestock displays.4H features dogs, rabbits, beef cattle, dairy cattle, poultry, swine, sheep http://www.scff.org/livestock.asp

Follow The Fun Home History Midway Food ... Website Survey Livestock There's Always A Good Livestock Show To See At The Fair. While you’re at the fair be sure to take in one of the many livestock displays. 4-H features dogs, rabbits, beef cattle, dairy cattle, poultry, swine, sheep and goats. Open class includes sheep, swine, horses and dairy cattle. During the 2003 fair open class and 4-H exhibited 654 horses, 404 sheep, 366 dairy cattle, 252 swine, 96 beef, 80 poultry, 93 rabbits, 43 dogs and 48 goats for a total of 2,036 head of livestock. 4-H Exhibits Monday Tentative 2004 Schedule Livestock Exhibit Interviews N oon - 7:00 p.m. General Project Conference Judging Noon 4:00 - 7:00 p.m. Rabbit Judging (Swine Arena) 6:00 p.m. Tuesday 8/17/04 Poultry and Pigeon Judging (Poultry Barn) 2:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. Swine Pen of 3, Cloverbuds, Jr. Barrow Show (Swine Arena) 5:30 p.m. Wednesday 8/18/04 Sr. Barrow, Mkt. Gilt (Swine Arena)

76. Untitled Document Kelley Bldg. livestock Special Awards Show Kyle RozeboomMartin, Tennessee. Friday,October 19. Ayrshire dairy cattle Show J. Lee Majeskie-College Park, Maryland. http://www.ncstatefair.org/livestock.htm

2001 North Carolina State Fair LIVESTOCK JUDGING SCHEDULE Shows and Show Times Subject To Change Junior Show Exhibitors, Feeder Calf Exhibitors, Performance Market Hog Exhibitors, and Livestock Special Awards Exhibitors MUST BE RESIDENTS OF NORTH CAROLINA For Premium Book and Entry Forms contact: North Carolina State Fair 1025 Blue Ridge Blvd. Raleigh, NC 27607 919 821-7400 - Entry Dept. Entries Close September 15, 2001 Friday, October 12 Junior Ewe Meat Breeds Show Jay Graves-Clarksville, Tennessee Darrin Benton-Drakesboro, Kentuck y Showmanship 8:00 am Graham Bldg. Junior Market Steer Show Kyle Rozeboom-Martin, Tennessee Steers must be nominated by May 15th 9:00 am Graham Bldg.

77. Farmdirectory.com - Search - Results (519)4250992. livestock - dairy cattle. 2. Beervern livestock Email. (450)263-0503.livestock - dairy cattle. 3. Long Lane Farm, Roger Nierman Family Email. http://www.farmdirectory.com/Search/searchlistings_results.asp?searchtype=catego

78. Ohioline: Farm: Livestock livestock Housing Ventilation Natural Ventilation Design and Management for dairyHousing, AEX113-95; Newsprint Bedding for dairy cattle, CDFS-127; Nitrates in http://ohioline.osu.edu/lines/stock.html

Search Ohioline Welcome It's New! ... University Livestock Beef Dairy Equine Goats ... Web Sites Beef Cattle Handling and Working Facilities, Bulletin 906 pdf Forage Testing for Beef Cattle, ANR-002-98 Getting Started Grazing ... Winter Supplementation of Beef Cows, AS-0001-99 Dairy Computerized Concentrate Feeders for Dairy Cows, AS-0004-99 Dairy Excel's 15 Measures of Dairy Farm Competitiveness, Bulletin 864-97 Dairy Heifer Contracting: Motives, Forms, and Arrangements, AS-0005-00 E. coli ... Research and Reviews: Dairy 2001, Special Circular 182-01 Equine Horse Nutrition, Bulletin 762-00 Feeding Horses, ANR-0006-99 Horse Manure Management - Preventing a Soil Nitrogen Deficiency, AGF-212-03 pdf ... pdf Goats Meat Goat Production And Budgeting, AS-0014-02 pdf Poultry Biosecurity for Poultry, VME-0009-01 pdf Cleaning and Disinfection of Poultry Facilities, VME-013-02 pdf ... Research and Reviews 1999, Special Circular 168-99 Sheep Parasite Control in Sheep: Biologic Approaches for the New Millennium, Bulletin 883 pdf Swine Composting Swine Mortality Principles and Operation, AEX-711-97 Deworming of Exhibition Swine to Prevent Liver Condemnations, VME-0002-00 Guidelines for Livestock Producers Hairpin Gutters for Swine Facilities, AEX-114-96 ... Tri-State Swine Nutrition Guide, Bulletin 869-98 Crops Corn, Soybean, Wheat, and Alfalfa Field Guide, Bulletin 827-98

79. Livestock Biotechnology Information At Business.com owned livestock genetics company in the world. Trans Ova Genetics Generating embryosand pregnancies for cattle. Universal Genetics Collects and markets dairy http://www.business.com/directory/agriculture/biotechnology/livestock/

Livestock Biotechnology - Information on the use of biotechnology in livestock. All of Business.com Just this category Search Tips Help POPULAR SEARCHES bse mad cow disease madcow disease YOU ARE HERE: Business Directory Agriculture Biotechnology Livestock Livestock Biotechnology SUB-CATEGORIES: News FEATURED LISTINGS Feature Your Site Here Featured Listings? Get this top spot Drive more traffic to your site. Increase your visibility when you upgrade a Standard Listing to a Featured Listing. Your site will be listed in this top spot in addition to the alphabetized listing below. Protect yourself from mad cow disease by not eating meat Advertisement Find it on Yahoo Advertisement LISTINGS List Your Site bold-faced listings are paid advertisers ABS Global, Inc. Developer and manufacturer of frozen bovine semen. Parent/holding company with a high-tech unit that develops animal nucleus transfer systems. Products are sold to the dairy and beef industries. Accelerated Genetics Producer of genetic products and technologies to make farming more profitable and efficient. AgriVirion Contract protein production service provider with expertise in the production of baculovirus-coded recombinant proteins on scales that either cannot be achieved, or would be prohibitively expensive, with conventional cultured insect cell methods...

80. Livestock Development livestock DEVELOPMENT. A small family with their crossbred cow. dairy cattle Development,a powerful tool for providing gainful self employment to the rural poor http://www.ngoindia.com/baif/livestock.htm

LIVESTOCK DEVELOPMENT A small family with their crossbred cow. Dairy Cattle Development, a powerful tool for providing gainful self employment to the rural poor, is implemented through 700 centers. A trained technician operates the Center, which covers 10-12 villages within a radius of 8-10 km and serves 1200-1500 families at their doorsteps. Presently, about 0.8 million cows and buffaloes mostly owned by small farmers are bred and over 200,000 milk animals are produced every year. BAIF has maintained an elite herd of Jersey and Holstein Friesian breeds at its Central Research Station at Urulikanchan and is freezing semen of exotic and native dairy breeds of cattle and buffaloes and selected breeds of goats. Over 25 million doses of semen have been produced so far. To improve the profitability of dairy husbandry, BAIF has developed low cost feed using agricultural and industrial wastes and introduced hardy forage crops suitable for wastelands. This has helped even the landless to maintain dairy animals. The crossbred cows come into milk production at the age of 28-30 months and produce an average of 2300-2700 liters of milk per lactation. BAIF has demonstrated that with three crossbred cows, a family can come out of poverty while improving the eco-system.

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