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Angus Beef Bulletin
News & Notes
This edition of “News & Notes” includes coverage of eligibility requirements to participate in the American Angus Association Convention of Delegates, Tyler Murray being named regional manager, scholarship opportunity through Purina Animal Health, companies join forces on voluntary traceability effort, anticipated revision of WOTUS rule, passage of continuing resolution, and assistance to farmers and ranchers affected by windstorms.
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Angus Beef Bulletin
Gizmos & Gadgets
This month’s “Gizmos & Gadgets” includes a nitrogen optimizer for crops, a crop insecticide, a geothermal livestock waterer and a drive-over gate.
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Angus Journal
Timing Breeding Season
Should heifers be bred to calve before the mature herd?
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Feedlot Management Strategies to Combat Winter Weather
Tips to address water, nutrition, shelter and animal health needs during cold weather.
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Save Money, Increase Grass and Enjoy Cattle
Hugh Aljoe of the Noble Research Institute shares how regenerative practices can benefit ranchers during episode of Angus at Work.
Read more![Fescue pasture. [Flickr photo by uacescomm (Dirk Philipp, University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture) Shared under a Creative Commons (BY-NC-SA) license (noncommercial use only).]](https://cd.angus.org/-/jssmedia/d2d6b3e2045146238800974fdc99b0ba.jpg?mw=370&iar=0)
Angus Beef Bulletin
Timing, Flexibility Key to Grazing Tall Fescue Spring Flush
Taking advantage of early tall fescue growth can improve forage productivity, as well as the nutritional intake of your herd.
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Selecting Bulls to Meet Marketing Goals
K-State beef cattle geneticist explains how marketing end points influence purchasing decisions.
Read more![Wildfire: Preparing the Ranch is an online educational resource debuting at Texas Panhandle wildfire preparedness educational meetings in Pampa and Canadian. The resource is designed to equip Texas ag producers with educational information and tools to prepare for wildfires. [Photo by Sam Craft,Texas A&M AgriLife.]](https://cd.angus.org/-/jssmedia/becba3b03d7e45de8d763438f0e43be9.jpg?mw=370&iar=0)
Angus Beef Bulletin
Wildfire Preparedness
Ranch preparation, livestock, risk management highlighted in Texas AgriLife publication.
Read more![cientists discovered aggression is only one of many ways black and turkey vultures compete for food. [Photo by Purdue University.]](https://cd.angus.org/-/jssmedia/1955b0b4ea0a411c97d3ea55ed3405a1.jpg?mw=370&iar=0)
Angus Beef Bulletin
Researchers Study Competitive Behaviors Between Black Vultures, Turkey Vultures
Which are more dominant: black or turkey vultures?
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The latest news for Angus breeders
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The latest news for Angus breeders
The Angus Journal keeps you informed on all things Angus.
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