Beef Cattle
Four new articles have been posted in this week’s issue number 1350 of the Ohio BEEF Cattle letter: http://u.osu.edu/beef/
While much of Ohio has received precipitation over the past couple of weeks, if that hasn’t adequately improved your pasture and forage situation, is creep feeding an alternative for you to consider? Haley Shoemaker explores that question this week.
In the meantime don’t forget we have a couple of Ohio ‘hay days’ in the coming weeks. Find more information in Events/Programs.
Articles this week include:
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- With a dry start to the summer, is creep feeding right for your operation?
- Finding the Cause for Abortions and Stillbirths in Cattle- Why is it still so Difficult?
- Surprisingly Big Placements in the June Cattle on Feed Report
- Up Corn, Down Horn
Small Ruminant
- Pasture Risk Management Decisions for Dry Weather
- Clifton Martin, OSU Extension Educator ANR, Muskingum County We just passed through a May and June that looked more like a July and August if Read more about Pasture Risk Management Decisions for Dry Weather
- Sheep Lameness: Conditions and Treatments
- A Pain in the Ash Kind of Year
- Mike Rankin, Hay and Forage Grower Managing Editor (Previously published in Hay & Forage Grower: June 27, 2023) Dry weather — to varying degrees — Read more about A Pain in the Ash Kind of Year