Seed production by cheatgrass can be significantly reduced when grazing it during rapid growth and while seed is soft.

Iowa State research over five years has shown swath grazing to be significantly less cost and labor than dry lot feeding cows hay in the winter.

Dave Boxler discusses species of flies impacting cattle on pasture and how to seek to reduce populations.

Dr. Matt Hille, UNL Veterinary Pathologist, discusses history of the H5N1 virus in dairy cattle, current regulations in place and the safety of milk and meat from infected dairy cattle.

Dr. Rick Funston discusses a protocol using prostaglandin to synchronize estrus and bull breed.

Dr. Rick Funston highlights management practices that can support or increase the risk of early pregnancy loss.

Dr. Lindsay Waechter-Mead discusses how this microscopic protozoan parasite reproduces and infects calves and practices to minimize its impact to calf health.

Factors to think through when evaulating the opportunity to expand through purchasing or retaining bred females are discussed.

Dr. Lindsay Waechter-Mead discusses principles to remember when selecting the right needle for a vaccination or other treatment.

Ryan Benjamin discusses critical dates for adequate soil moisture to be avaiable for grass growth and resources that help producers plan for the grazing season.