Welcome to the November 2020 edition of beef monthly. I’m Dr. Ron Lemenager beef extension specialist in the department of animal science at Purdue University in this month's edition we're going to start out with headline news, and we're going to be talking about the beef outlook in management tips, we're going to talk about spring and fall calving cow herd management practices. In events we're going to be talking about Hoosier beef congress update with Matt Claeys, area beef meetings with Neal Smith the president of Indiana Beef Cattle Association. We're going to talk about a new program called beef basics with Dr. Nick Minton and we're going to talk about the Indiana Beef Cattle Convention update with Jim Herr who is the chairman of the Indiana Beef Cattle convention committee and then we will continue our series on chute safety in the January edition of beef monthly.

In this month’s Headline news we will provide updates on animal disease, foreign trade, as well as current and upcoming legislative issues from Washington.

In consumer focus we we’ll be talking with Maggie Daily, Education and Industry Relations Director

In AskDrRon, Dr. Keith Johnson and I will be talking about botulism in baleage

In Producer focus we will be talking with Donnie Lawson, In Beef Cattle Association Board of Director and NCBA Policy Director

In timely production and management tips we’ll be talking about winter management concerns and the upcoming calving season.

In upcoming events we still have 5 regional beef meetings, the Indiana Beef Cattle Convention, National Cattlemen’s Convention, and the Small Farms Conference

Welcome to the October Edition of Beef Monthly.

I’m Dr. Ron Lemenager, Professor and Beef Extension Specialist in the Department of Animal Science at Purdue University.

In the AskDrRon segment, we will be addressing a common problem this time of the year, dangers associated with prussic acid.

A longer discussion of Prussic acid challenges:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zh32I...

In the Production and Management segment, we will be talking about considerations for fall forages and management of both spring calving and fall calving herds.

This month we have the first in a series of videos about working safely around the cattle chute.

Upcoming events include Dr. Nick Monton filling us in on information concerning the IBEP Summer Test sale and Matt Claeys reminds us that Hoosier Beef Congress is right around the corner.

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SHOW NOTES

Cornstalk pricing

https://www.extension.iastate.edu/agd...

Certified Forage Testing Labs

https://www.foragetesting.org/

Cattlemen’s Classic

https://cattlemenscongress.com/

National Cattlemen’s Convention and Trade Show

https://convention.ncba.org/

Using mobile windbreak fences for winter feeding on pastures and cropland

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Welcome to the October Edition of Beef Monthly.

I’m Dr. Ron Lemenager, Professor and Beef Extension Specialist in the Department of Animal Science at Purdue University.

In the AskDrRon segment, we will be addressing a common problem this time of the year, dangers associated with prussic acid.

A longer discussion of Prussic acid challenges:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zh32I...

In the Production and Management segment, we will be talking about considerations for fall forages and management of both spring calving and fall calving herds.

This month we have the first in a series of videos about working safely around the cattle chute.

Upcoming events include Dr. Nick Monton filling us in on information concerning the IBEP Summer Test sale and Matt Claeys reminds us that Hoosier Beef Congress is right around the corner.

If you enjoyed Beef Monthly, please do us a favor and tell your friends, give us a thumbs up below, and hit the subscribe button and the bell next to it for notification when it is posted. Beef Monthly is published on the third Friday of each month by noon. We look forward to seeing you again next month.

Join IBCA

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Welcome to the September Edition of Beef Monthly.

I’m Dr. Ron Lemenager, Professor and Beef Extension Specialist in the Department of Animal Science at Purdue University

This month’s highlights include interviews with Neal Smith, President of the Indiana Beef Cattle Association, and Dr. Kyle Shipman, Director of Field Operation with the Indiana Board of Animal Health in News and Updates

In the AskDrRon segment, we will be addressing a producer question about avoiding excess shrink when selling cattle.

In the Production and Management segment, we will be talking about considerations for fall forages and management of both spring calving and fall calving herds.

If you enjoyed Beef Monthly, please do us a favor and tell your friends, give us a thumbs up below, and hit the subscribe button and the bell next to it for notification when it is posted. Beef Monthly is published on the third Friday of each month by noon. We look forward to seeing you again next month.

Welcome to the September Edition of Beef Monthly.

I’m Dr. Ron Lemenager, Professor and Beef Extension Specialist in the Department of Animal Science at Purdue University

This month’s highlights include interviews with Neal Smith, President of the Indiana Beef Cattle Association, and Dr. Kyle Shipman, Director of Field Operation with the Indiana Board of Animal Health in News and Updates

In the AskDrRon segment, we will be addressing a producer question about avoiding excess shrink when selling cattle.

In the Production and Management segment, we will be talking about considerations for fall forages and management of both spring calving and fall calving herds.

If you enjoyed Beef Monthly, please do us a favor and tell your friends, give us a thumbs up below, and hit the subscribe button and the bell next to it for notification when it is posted. Beef Monthly is published on the third Friday of each month by noon. We look forward to seeing you again next month.

Welcome to the September Edition of Beef Monthly.

I’m Dr. Ron Lemenager, Professor and Beef Extension Specialist in the Department of Animal Science at Purdue University

This month’s highlights include interviews with Neal Smith, President of the Indiana Beef Cattle Association, and Dr. Kyle Shipman, Director of Field Operation with the Indiana Board of Animal Health in News and Updates

In the AskDrRon segment, we will be addressing a producer question about avoiding excess shrink when selling cattle.

In the Production and Management segment, we will be talking about considerations for fall forages and management of both spring calving and fall calving herds.

If you enjoyed Beef Monthly, please do us a favor and tell your friends, give us a thumbs up below, and hit the subscribe button and the bell next to it for notification when it is posted. Beef Monthly is published on the third Friday of each month by noon. We look forward to seeing you again next month.

Join IBCA https://www.indianabeef.org/indiana-b...

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