Livestock » Beef Cattle

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• MF3185

  How Much Gas Do Beef or Dairy Cattle Produce? Beef and dairy cattle operations produce greenhouse gas emissions from feed digestion and manure decomposition. Producers need to be aware of what gases are emitted and why they are of concern so they can take steps to control and counteract these emissions. 4-page, color. $0.55 Quantity:

• MF3115

  Managing Cows in Confinement When drought or other factors increase competition for grazing land, beef producers may consider moving cattle off grass and feeding them in a confinement pen. This publication provides information on culling decisions, diets, housing, and other concerns associated with this practice. 8-page, color. $4.40 Quantity:

• MF3114

  Beef Cow-Calf Management Options When Pasture is Limited To remain profitable in the face of widespread drought, record grain and feed prices, and other economic uncertainties, Kansas beef producers must focus on capturing value, managing returns, and implementing least-cost production strategies. This publication helps beef producers determine appropriate management practices for cow-calf operations when pasture is limited. 8-page, color. $4.40 Quantity:

• MF1009

  Winter Wheat Grazing provides cost-return of winter wheat grazing. 4-page, b/w. $0.55 Quantity:

• MF3065

  Identification and Management of Blue-green Algae in Farm Ponds A pond containing a harmful algal bloom may be covered with scum that looks like bright green paint, but other colors are possible. Water may have an unpleasant smell. Harmful algal blooms are serious threats to livestock health and may be fatal. Test suspect water sources to minimize livestock loss and poor animal performance. 4 p. $0.50 Quantity:

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