Beef Cattle Nutritionist with Beef Cattle Institute at Kansas State University
Kansas, USA
Joined December 2019
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Great opportunity for grazing management opportunity. Education from experienced grazing experts, build relationships with local ranchers that have years of experience in the Flint Hills, and become part of an extended peer network for future advice.
There is still time to register for the Noble Grazing Flint Hills three-course series. Limited spots remain. noble.org/noble-grazing-flin…
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Listen to this week's episode of Herd Health: A Bovine Science with BCI podcast at: bit.ly/4dEmyzN.
Dr. White and Dr. Larson explain how producers can ensure their herd is receiving the proper amount of trace minerals.
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Learn more about artificial intelligence's current role in veterinary medicine and diagnostics on this week's episode of Herd Health: a Bovine Science with BCI podcast. Listen at bit.ly/3zqgbkG or on all major streaming platforms.
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Multisire pastures and how do we manage them throughout the breeding season. Find out on this episode of Herd Health with Dr. Bob Larson and Dr. Brad White to learn more. bit.ly/3JZm4Hv
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In this episode the experts discuss what we currently know about high path avian influenza, how to introduce multiple bulls back into the pasture and answer some questions about spring herd management. bit.ly/3QDz0qa
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Cattle Chat – Weekly Podcast
Dustin Pendell, with faculty from the Beef Cattle Institute, discuss current issues in cattle production, management and economics.
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Cattle Chat – Weekly Podcast
Dustin Pendell, with faculty from the Beef Cattle Institute, discuss current issues in cattle production, management and economics.
ksubci.org/podcast-2/
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Join Dr. Philip Lancaster and Dr. Brad White as they discuss how to get more grazing days and how to be more efficient with the forage you have available. Tune in to this episode of Bovine Science with BCI to learn more. bit.ly/3vRwlCk
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We will break ground on the Global Center for Grain and Food Innovation on May 17th at 2:30. Mark your calendars to join us for this celebration!
Please RSVP here: kstate.ag/global-center-grou…
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It’s spring! For a spring calving herd its full optimism. New calves on the ground getting ready to start growing and thriving; until pre-weaning disease hits. Find out on this episode of Herd Health with Dr. Bob Larson and Dr. Brad White to learn more. bit.ly/4cX22KY
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Don't be fooled we have a new Bovine Science with BCI out today! Join Dr. Brian Lubbers and Dr. Brad White as they discuss a paper looking at Economic Impacts of Lameness in Feedlot Cattle. bit.ly/49kLTfx
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17 cow-calf pairs are in a dry lot. When all of a sudden the calves start developing neurologic signs and begin to die. What happened? Tune into Tox Talk with Dr. Brad White and Dr. Scott Fritz to find out. bit.ly/3JccL6R
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Dr. Raghu Amachawadi and Dr. Phillip Lancaster attended and presented at The Midwest Section of American Society of Animal Science meeting in Madison, Wisconsin. Dr. Lancaster presented 2 abstracts and Dr. Amachawadi won Outstanding Young Researcher Award.
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Cattle Chat episode 303 is out now! Here the experts discuss cattle on feed report, hoof care and learn more about Dr. Luis Feitoza research. bit.ly/48iIo8H
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Pregnancy rates and calving season timing are really important factors for success in beef cow-calf herds. To learn more tune in to this episode of Herd Health with Dr. Larson and Dr. White to hear what they have to say about Bob’s favorite topic. bit.ly/3umBIZr
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A frequently asked question is what do we do with bulls that were previously good and mature. Then when it’s time to test them for their BSE they have gone bad. Tune in to this episode of Herd Health with Dr. Bob Larson and Dr. Brad White to learn more. bit.ly/42glVHY
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Cattle Chat has reached its 300 episode. Tune in to hear the experts answer listener questions about colostrum, getting ready for calving and when the best time to calve is. bit.ly/47VwQYO
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In this episode of Herd Health Dr. Larson and Dr. White discuss calf scours. Dealing with a herd that has had issues last year resulting in sick calves and some that succumb to scours.Changing the environment and the producer making some changes this year. bit.ly/3RWXufn
