Articles Tagged with ''Kansas''
Fink Beef Genetics has embraced reproductive technology and built strong relationships to develop one of the premier operations in the country.
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Is artificial insemination the way to go for your operation?
Many of the benefits and drawbacks of breeding via A.I. are well known. But the technology may be a better fit for many producers’ operations than they realize.
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Creating an infinite operation: High Plains Ponderosa Dairy
Having a futuristic perspective on everyday decisions fuels reproductive success. This Kansas dairy milks Holstein-Jersey crossbreds and strives for efficiency at every level.
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Avian influenza identified as illness affecting dairy cows in the Southwest
USDA confirms highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) in two dairy cattle herds in Texas and two herds in Kansas.
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Highly pathogenic avian influenza confirmed in U.S. dairy herds
No cases have yet been reported in beef cattle herds, and officials say it poses no threat to human health.
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Southwest dairies affected by unidentified dairy cow illness
A contagious illness in Texas, Kansas and New Mexico is under investigation by state and federal animal health officials.
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No crystal ball needed to plan for the future
Whether the U.S. cow herd starts growing in the next year or not, you can know how to prepare for your feed and nutrition needs by knowing what your operation’s short-term growth plan looks like.
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Beefing up lackluster cattle-handling facilities as winter threatens
At times, circumstances can come together to hinder winter corral, fence and handling facility preparations. In these cases, a few top priorities and unique equipment options might steer these negatives in a positive direction.
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