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Dillon M. Feuz This past year is probably one that most cattlemen are glad to have over and I am sure are looking for better things in 2010. After averaging near $93 per cwt. for fed cattle in 2007 and 2008, prices declined to only average $83 in 2009. After a... more...
  01/21/2010 6:37pm
Wow has winter been exciting. We seem to have more snow already than we have had for many years. This inclement weather brings out a few characteristics which are necessary to maintain our rural lifestyle.
  01/21/2010 6:34pm
Ken Olson
Winter supplementation of beef cattle is an important economic and production decision that producers make each year. Supplementation is often necessary to overcome nutrient deficiencies to allow adequate cattle performance.
  01/13/2010 12:14pm
Christmas has quickly come and gone. After the weeks of preparation it was greatly simplified by a monster blizzard. I hope all of you had a Merry Christmas and were able to celebrate with your families. Now we must look forward to 2010, hopefully a...
  01/13/2010 12:04pm
Roger Gates
Life is filled with landmarks. The start of a new year comes around regularly. If we choose to, the New Year provides an opportunity for reflection and anticipation. In its simplest form, the thought process might include: “Where yuh been? Where...
  01/13/2010 12:02pm
Greg Lardy
Over the past couple of years, and certainly over the past few months, there has been an increase in the number of media reports with inaccurate, misleading and, in some cases, untruthful information regarding agriculture and the beef industry. Topics...
  12/29/2009 3:21pm
Recently I was working the local auction market and was amazed at the amount of preparedness producers had placed in their calves. It really appeared that the producer with the best planning received the most financial rewards. It appeared there were...
  11/23/2009 12:18pm
Greg Lardy
Now is the time to evaluate your winter feeding programs. In this article I'll take you through a simple five-step process for doing this activity before the snow flies.
  11/17/2009 12:12pm
Each and every day of the year, Americans in the armed forces serve our nation. At Social Security, we honor our nation's military personnel and all of America's veterans not only on Veterans Day, but every day of the year.
  11/17/2009 11:49am
With Halloween fresh in our memories, the most frightening prospect for some adults has nothing to do with ghosts or goblins. Rather, it's their scary lack of preparation when it comes to retirement planning.
  11/17/2009 11:43am
What should you do if Social Security pays you too much? If you receive monthly Social Security or Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits, an overpayment can occur for many reasons, including work or another benefit that requires a reduction in your...
  11/17/2009 11:42am
Ivan G. Rush
It appears old man winter is coming early this year. Generally, cows are in good condition, many have calves weaned and most have good fall grazing, so hopefully they will go through this storm in good shape.
  10/30/2009 6:51pm
It's that time of year again – when people in many parts of the country feel a new chill in the air each morning, and put an extra quilt or blanket on the bed.
  10/29/2009 6:12pm
Dillon Feuz
As I look at feeder cattle markets across the country and as I have opportunities to talk with cattle producers, it become very apparent that feeder cattle prices have dropped sharply and unexpectedly.
  10/29/2009 6:09pm
Ken Olson
I wrote about sweet clover in pastures last summer, but am returning to the topic of sweet clover again in this column. Today I am going to focus on sweet clover in hay. The yellow flowers on sweet clover made it very apparent in pastures and hay fields...
  10/19/2009 12:51pm
Fall is definitely here. The cool windy conditions remind us that winter will not be far behind. Most of us have the silage cut and the hay harvested. The frost killed some of the less hardy plants and forecast the need to begin winter feeding. Winter...
  10/15/2009 4:18pm
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