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From body condition scoring to residue grazing precautions, K-State Extension’s Jason Warner outlines essential pre-winter herd priorities.
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While national slaughter data shows liquidation has stopped, an aging cow herd and a rapidly drying Southeast are keeping cow-calf producers from retaining replacements heading into winter.
From a 400-head-per-day plant in the Texas Panhandle to small-town Kansas lockers and pasture-to-plate labeling, federal efforts target regional hook space and domestic market access.
K-State specialists encourage producers to evaluate residual forage, grazing patterns and invasive plants before winter.
Beyond party lines, the future of farm policy is on the ballot. Here is a look at the critical campaigns that will determine if rural America keeps its seat at the table.
A developing Super El Niño is bringing extreme weather contrasts across the U.S., from catastrophic Southwest flooding to Midwest drought concerns. Warmer winter temperatures are likely, but precipitation remains a major wild card for farmers heading into 2027.
Roadside bales can fill a winter forage gap, but debris, weed seeds, herbicide carryover and poor nutrition require careful management.
Streamline recordkeeping with NCBA’s updated pocket planner, while Virbac bolsters respiratory calf immunity with BOVIGEN Platinum Synvera.
Joe Kooima of Kooima Kooima Varilek says the bounce in cattle isn’t unexpected as Friday’s selloff may have been overdone and with the financial markets seeing a recovery.
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