As fall approaches, it is important to keep in mind proper nutrition and care of the herd sires after the breeding season. This is especially true for bulls under 2.
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"No more triathlete training for him. No more water aerobics or bovine beach time. There’s a certain way to behave, and that is not it."
"Flooding knocked out fences because the water was so high and powerful. A lot of fencing will have to be fixed, especially on the creeks."
It is, and will remain, breeding season for a while yet in the 605! And although such a simple concept, there are many different options when …
“Over 90% of the time the heifers born alongside a twin bull are infertile and so you don’t want to retain those heifers in the herd.”
Planning ahead can help make breeding season a success.
LEBANON, Mo. — Driven by a desire to help others learn about the beef industry, Hanleigh Young is taking a different approach to business grow…
There’s a critical window of time for cattle producers to determine whether females in the herd are pregnant.
Late spring is the time of year when cattle are turned out on grass pastures and cows are grouped with the bulls for breeding.
The last two weeks have been interesting to say the least. Jason remains busy breeding cows, and the wind has still been blowing like crazy.
Breeding season is just around the corner, making March a good time to check on those herd bulls.
The spring breeding season is upon us.
Some of you are probably familiar with the phrase “The Running of the Bulls.” This phrase has Spanish roots and has its origins from the need …
All too often when producers and specialists talk about “fertility,” they gravitate to a discussion of reproductive failure in cows and subseq…
Cattle breeding season is about to take off, and the Trans Ova Genetics facility in Sioux Center, Iowa, is preparing for a busy spring of collecting eggs from donor cattle and impregnating heifers and cows to create some of the country’s top-of-the-line cattle.
West River cattle producers are dealing with a disease that causes cows to lose their calves and the animals’ owners to suffer economic losses.
While many of us are still in the midst of calving, it is not too soon to start thinking about what you want to do this breeding season. One o…
Trichomoniasis, a reproductive disease of cattle, is experiencing somewhat of a resurgence in South Dakota this past winter and spring, and ca…
Fall-calving herds will be breeding replacement heifers in late November. Now is the time to make certain that those heifers are ready for the…
To ensure a successful breeding season, bulls should be monitored carefully for breeding activity, injuries and overall condition throughout t…
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