Practicing foundational biosecurity principals on a cattle operation can help protect cattle from disease risks.By UNL BeefWatch

Dr. Lee Shulz from Iowa State highlights things to consider for either marketing calves at weaning or growing and selling at a later dateBy UNL BeefWatch

Hay fields and pastures with hemlock present will require caution when harvesting for hay or grazing to minimize the risk of poisoning cattle utilzing the forage.By UNL BeefWatch

Market volatility often comes with historically high prices. The fundamentals still point to strength in cattle prices through this fall.By UNL BeefWatch

Dr. David Anderson discusses factors that influence how much a producer can afford to pay for a bred heifer and have her be profitable.By UNL BeefWatch

How the program came about, the benefits for producers enrolling heifers in the program and plans for next year are discussed.By UNL BeefWatch

There are a number of new invasive plants species showing up in Nebraska. Ones to look for and resources to help identify them are discussed.By UNL BeefWatch

Characteristics that differentiate calf value on load lots of video auction cattle is discussed.By UNL BeefWatch

Dr. Kenny Burdine from the University of Kentucky discusses principles for producers looking to manage price risk for calves and feeder cattle.By UNL BeefWatch

John Weir from Oklahoma State University shares research on barbed wire and posts impacted by both prescribed fire and wildfire.By UNL BeefWatch

Dr. Matt Hille discusses research, vaccine, management practices and treatment approaches for dealing with pinkeye in cattle.By UNL BeefWatch

The difference between CME feeder cattle prices and local cash prices can be quite wide. Dr. Shroeder discusses how understanding the factors that drive this helps producers use price risk management tools.By UNL BeefWatch

Prairie dog activity can have significant impacts to agricultural producer. Understanding their life cycle and options to control them are discussedBy UNL BeefWatch

The role of artificial intelligence in finance is just starting to be understood and, more importantly, how it mixes with other tools like predictive analytics and robotic process automation to build a solid forecast. In this sponsored episode of FEI Weekly we talk with Justin Croft VP, Cross Solutions Architecture at QueBit, about the promise and …

Understanding what is occuring when nitrate or prussic acid posioning occurs can help producers reduce risk and know how to best care for cattle.By UNL BeefWatch

A recently discoverd recessive genetic defect that impacts the ability of cattle to break down glycogen into usable energy for sustained muscle activity is discussed.By UNL BeefWatch

If there’s been a consistent theme of disruption in an era of disruption over the past decade it’s the US relationship in China. Shutdowns, trade battles and now real threats of force are being ratcheted up on both sides. For financial executives tasked with managing supply chains and forecasting overseas markets, the threat of global conflict puts…

Research by Kansas State University showed significant benefit to growing cattle experiencing heat stress in a feedlot to have access to shade and be limit fed an energy dense diet.By UNL BeefWatch

Research conducted in Alabama with Angus-Simmental cross calves examined three different weaning methods and evaluated the impacts throughout the production system.By UNL BeefWatch

Supplementing dried distillers grains to yearling cattle on grass can be profitable. Value of gain, cost of gain, level of supplementation, frequency and timing during the grazing season are discussed.By UNL BeefWatch

CFO of Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) talks achievement and passion. Special Guest: Amber Kinney.By Financial Executives International

Julie Bell Lindsay, CEO at the Center for Audit Quality, talks about embracing your mistakes instead of hiding them, adapting to change both personally and professionally, and being honest about what we know and don’t know. Special Guest: Julie Bell Lindsay.By Financial Executives International

Assessing conditions that can either contribute to or reduce the effects of heat stress on cattle can provide insights for management that can minimize the impacts of heat events.By UNL BeefWatch

Six years of research in Kansas has shown significant benefits to native plant community diversity while reducing invasive species.By UNL BeefWatch

Geof Brown, Illinois CPA Society’s president and CEO, discusses the latest CPA Pipeline Report, which investigates why more accounting majors and young professionals are skipping over becoming CPAs. Special Guest: Geoffrey Brown.By Financial Executives International

Common causes of photosensitization and different types are discussed.By UNL BeefWatch

This study looked at four methods to determine the least detrimental castration procedure for 700 pound bull calves in the winter in Kansas.By UNL BeefWatch

Key characteristics of growth and stages of maturity in native grasses are indicators of when it is safe to begin grazing while also minimizing plant stress.By UNL BeefWatch