Nutrition
Forage, feedstuffs, supplementation, requirements and more.
Forage Management: Boost Your Pastures With the Power of Clover
Overseeding legumes into pastures can provide benefits to both cattle and soil.
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Nebraska Ranch Named National Environmental Stewardship Award Winner
Wine Glass Ranch of Imperial, Neb., is named national winner of the Evironmental Stewardship Award Program, which recognizes cattle producers’ stewardship efforts.
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News & Notes
This edition includes coverage of legislation to delist the Mexican wolf, Forest Service revision to oil and gas leasing rule, John Deere U.S. expansion, LMA scholarship deadlines, NCBA 2026 policy priorities, PLC-BLM MOU to promote cooperative monitoring of grazing allotments and s new joint venture between ADM and Alltech.
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Cornstalk Grazing During Late Gestation
When grazing corn residue properly, pregnant cows can meet their energy and protein needs without supplementation.
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Supporting Accurate Nutrient Data for Beef
Project updates and expands nutrient data available for beef cuts to reflect today’s more closely trimmed, diverse options and to reflect the continuously evolving beef supply.
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Healthier Soils and Stronger Herds
Noble Research Institute shares data-backed management practices for land stewardship at 2025 Angus Convention.
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Dry Conditions, Increased Vegetation Set Stage for Higher Wildfire Risk
Texas A&M Forest Service advises caution with freeze-cured grasses and high winds.
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Preventing Fog Fever
K-State beef cattle experts outline how sudden pasture changes can trigger fog fever in adult cattle and share practical, research-based strategies to reduce risk and protect herd health.
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First-Calf Heifer Success with Jordan Thomas
On this episode, Shauna Hermel sat down with Jordan Thomas of the University of Missouri to discuss current price trends of replacement females, rules for maturity and timing when it comes to breeding first-calf heifers, why nutrition plays a critical role for the heifer and her first calf, new research related to both cows and heifers, and more!
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