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Noxious and invasive weeds are easier to control when you correctly identify weeds, use timely controls and understand the life cycle of different weeds. [Photo by Troy Walz.]

Proactive Weed Control in Pastures: Tips for Early Season Success

A successful weed management strategy involves a combination of monitoring, proper identification and implementing timely control measures.

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Wheat variety and nitrogen trials from Texas A&M AgriLife near McGregor show good growth but need additional moisture. [Photo by Calvin Trostle/Texas A&M AgriLife.]

It Is Decision Time on Wheat

Wheat production and prices are down, but options are available.

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Roughage Use in Finishing Cattle Diets

Roughage serves as a functional ingredient in finishing cattle diets, with key roles in supporting rumen health.

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Soil Tests Key to Fertilizing Warm-season Forages

Soil testing and proper fertilization are key to productive warm-season forages in Missouri, says Rudra Baral, University of Missouri Extension field specialist in agronomy.

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A Deeper Dive

Here are four "Angus At Work" episodes focused on what holds our industry together: females.

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Research Roundup

This month’s “Research Roundup” includes summaries of a University of Nebraska study comparing development rates for heifers and a Kansas State University study on bunk space requirements while limit-feeding calves a high-energy diet.

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Getting Back to Basics

Why transitioning to regenerative pasture management is a solid bet. Hugh Aljoe offers recommendations. Noble Research Institute and CAB launch partnership centered on land management.

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The Digestive Tract

With high heifer prices, selection and development of heifers should focus on cost-effective gains to achieve your target prior to breeding and on increasing longevity, says Travis Mulliniks.

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Understanding Grass Tetany in Beef Cows

Grass tetany, a metabolic disorder historically linked to magnesium deficiency, can be a problem for beef cattle grazing cool-season grasses.

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