While soybean meal prices have left producers searching for other options, they need to consider trypsin inhibitor levels in their chosen protein sources.

A well-planned parasite management program is important to the overall health of a cowherd, but it is especially important in the areas where grass is short due to drought. On the Sioux Nation Podcast today, we discuss why a strong plan is even more important.

Producing safe food starts where it is grown. On the Sioux Nation Podcast today, SDSU Extension specialists break down the methods to implement an on-farm antimicrobial stewardship plan.

 Producers can spend a great deal to vaccinate their livestock, yet poor management can overcome the best vaccination plans. The Sioux Nation Podcast today discusses vaccine protocols and practices to help producers get the results they paid for.

On the Sioux Nation Podcast today, our own Dr. Jenn Malkus is in the hot seat talking about strategies to help cattle avoid heat stress.

On the Sioux Nation Podcast today, Dr. Jeff Okones and Dan Fedders from Pharmgate Animal Health provide a quick breakdown of Shipping Fever, BRDC, and Anaplasmosis, which are often seen in beef production this time of the year.

Labor is a top concern of most businesses, including agriculture. On today's Sioux Nation Podcast, two H2A workers share their experiences from coming to the US to work on a beef and forage operation.

With feed costs topping the list of expenses in a cow-calf operation, producers weigh their options against factors, including prices. Erin Laborie from Nebraska Extension helps us make sense and cents of it all.

 Marketing cattle using carcass weight instead of live weight means considering the correct factors when determining our strategy. Dr. Warren Rusche from SDSU helps us navigate those factors on the Sioux Nation Podcast today.