cattle feed

Texas A&M AgriLife Research’s Grazingland Animal Nutrition Lab utilizes manure analysis to provide precise data on forage quality and livestock nutritional demands, empowering livestock producers to make informed management decisions and improve operational efficiency. (Laura McKenzie/Texas A&M AgriLife)
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Drought challenges livestock producers

Drought-stressed forage can carry dangerous nitrate levels, requiring livestock producers to test feed and manage cattle diets carefully. Read More

Animal Health, Biz News, Machinery, New Products, Tools and Tech

Making the case for bagged silage’s impact on herd health

Milo producers and MU employees William Lee, left, and his father, Rusty, right, are researching the use of scrapped milo byproducts as a high-energy winter feed when supplemented by protein and other nutrients. (Photo by Linda Geist)
Crops, Forage Crops

Does ‘tabletop silage’ have potential?

Corn field. (Adobe Stock │ #373307379 - Steve)

Twenty years of the Renewable Fuel Standard

Broken corn kernels for animal feed. (Photo: iStock │ #1276715486 - gabrielabertolini)

Feeding cracked versus whole corn

  • By Lisa Moser │ K-State Research and Extension news service

Cattle Chat: Managing cattle grazing cornstalks  

Hay market prices steady to higher for alfalfa

State-By-State Hay Summary

Higher food prices reflect variety of factors

  • By Paul Schattenberg, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service

Experts offer tips on how to reduce the effects of drought on the herd

  • By Lisa Moser, K-State Research and Extension

Strain matters in probiotic selection