AMERICAN ANGUS ASSOCIATION - THE BUSINESS BREED

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Taking on Ticks

Tick-borne illnesses threaten people, livestock and wildlife, so community partners are teaming up with UGA to tackle the problem.

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From the Field

Notes from regional managers David Gazda and Radale Tiner regarding calf care, planning for prevention and the need to keep two eyes peeled.

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Innovations on a Commercial Angus Ranch

From reducing calf stress to easing rotational grazing to just knowing where the cows are, innovations are making life better for the Smiths.

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Controlling Flies in Cow-Calf Operations

Early spring warmth, recent rains, humidity and warmer temperatures make an ideal breeding ground for annoying pests that rob profit potential from beef operations.

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When to Move Pregnant Cows and When Not To

K-State beef cattle experts say minimizing stress during key stages of gestation can help protect herd reproductive success.

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Gizmos & Gadgets

April “Gizmos & Gadgets” features an intranasal BRD vaccine from Huvepharma, a white drench dewormer from Norbrook and a new compact track loader by Kubota.

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Smart Management Leads to Stronger Parasite Control

Oklahoma producer and his veterinarian use hands-on pasture and herd management to strengthen parasite control for the long haul.

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News & Notes

News & Notes

News from around the country pertinent to cattlemen with Angus genetics.

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Bull Management for Breeding Success

Follow these key strategies to ensure optimal performance of your bulls in subsequent breeding cycles.

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