
The Extension Livestock Program provides timely resources and information to help farmers, consumers and allied industry to make informed decisions about beef cattle, poultry, sheep and goats, equine, swine, and meat science. There are also resources for youth caring for livestock.
Latest News
“Save a Calf, Save a Cow” workshop for dairy and beef producers happening in November
This workshop provides information and techniques to boost your confidence in preparing the cow for calving, obstetric techniques and newborn calf care.
“Ewe Got This” – Lambing Basics Workshop
Prepare now before lambing season begins – join us for this comprehensive workshop discussing the lambing process and essential care for ewes and lambs.
Small Ruminant Parasite Management and FAMACHA Training
This workshop and its two hands-on sessions focus on managing the health and production risks that intestinal parasites (helminths) pose to flocks and herds.
Join Us for the Cow-Calf and Fall Forage Twilight Meeting
Cow-calf beef producers are invited to a free twilight meeting.
Latest Articles
Thanks for Your Deworming Management
“On behalf of intestinal helminth parasites everywhere, I would like to thank dairy and beef producers for hosting us in their cattle and on their pastures this summer.”
Choose a Weaning Method to Decrease Stress on Calves
This article was originally published in Farm Progress It’s no secret that weaning is arguably the most stressful time in a beef calves’ life. Calves build strong maternal bonds with their mothers over the 6+ months they are tagging along until they are weaned. Weaning can be done a variety of ways, but the ultimate […]
Swath Grazing – Beef Cow Alternative Winter Feeding Strategy
Planning for winter feed is an important step in beef cattle operations. Alternatives include stockpiling, corn stalk grazing, and bale grazing. Swath grazing (also known as windrow grazing) has recently gained interest as an additional option.
Understand Minerals for Healthier, More Productive Cattle
Cattle need both macrominerals and microminerals. Here’s a look at the benefits these supplements provide and the different ways they can be offered to the herd.