November is a good time to review winter feeding plans, according to University of Missouri Extension livestock specialist Eric Meusch. “Forage growth has come to an end, so making sure ...

The winter feeding season is rapidly approaching ... For uniform performance, an adequate number of self-feeding stations must be provided or timid cattle may be overpowered by dominant cattle.

feed it to them because we never fully know what weather variables that they’re facing out there,” Kovarna said. Cattle have higher energy requirements in the winter months. Producers have ...

When temperatures drop and the north wind howls, cattle producers often become concerned about the effect the severe cold weather will have on herd health and performance. The bovine can ...

Our local livestock producers spend a lot of time and money feeding livestock in the winter when the summer pastures are dormant. You either spend a lot of time on a tractor with money invested in ...

University of Missouri Extension agronomist Rusty Lee will tell why grazing milo saves livestock producers ... Strip-grazing milo can reduce winter feed expenses, says Lee. He will tell why ...

stuffing themselves at all-you-can-eat feed bunks with unlimited refills, according to scientists at a Montana State University experiment station. Researchers at the Fort Keogh Livestock and ...

Livestock producers looking for lower-priced winter feed may want to consider some lower quality forages and crop residues. These materials can be used as a way to reduce the cost of winter ...

Livestock farmers are being urged to review their destocking strategy ahead of a tough winter for supplies of feed, forage and bedding. A looming forage crisis is adding significant financial ...

Scientists find making a seaweed additive more accessible to grazing cattle reduces methane emissions 40% and could make cattle farming more sustainable. Seaweed is once again showing promise for ...