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Akaushi cattle wearing virtual fencing collars graze at No Name Creeks Ranch near Verdigre. Nebraska Extension will host a field day Nov. 5 highlighting the ranch's use of virtual fencing technology and grazing management practices. (Becky Ravenkamp - Nebraska Extension)
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Virtual fencing, grazing practices featured at Nov. 5 field day near Verdigre, NE

A Nov. 5 Nebraska Extension field day will examine cattle rotations, sheep grazing and pasture management at No Name Creeks Ranch. Read More

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The founding members of Oklahoma State University’s Beef Center of Excellence Advisory Board met on campus for an interactive day of learning, meeting faculty and students, and planning for the future of the center. (Photo by Mitchell Alcala, OSU Agriculture)

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Daniel and Christine Mushrush use Halter technology to help manage their Red Angus herd in the Flint Hills of Kansas. (Courtesy photo.)

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