
Nebraska Extension
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 301 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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Fall regrowth on cool season grasses may seem like a bonus for grazing, but care must be used when utilizing this forage to minimize risk of reducing plant health and vigor for next spring.
Grazing annual forages at and shortly after a freeze event raises the potential for toxicity. The risks and practices to mitigate them are discussed.
The price fundamentals based on consumer demand and beef supplies are strong going into the fall with little sign of heifer retention and cow herd rebuilding occurring.
Dr. Mary Drewnoski shares research producers can use to effectively utilize corn residue. Expected grazing days per acre, supplementation strategies and factors that impact grazing quality are discussed.
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Timely information brought in a quick, condensed podcast. They hit the highlights and features of the subject without dragging it out. One of my favorites to listen too. I look forward to each new episode.
I’ve been listening to this podcast now for a couple of years, even though I’m based in Australia. I love learning about the similarities and differences between the US and AUS beef industries. Great job!
This is the best cattle information available in the US. UNL is leading the way on helping farmers have more efficient beef herds.
In many states, you can also check out your state’s public hunting and fishing lease program through your state fish and game agency. In Nebraska this program (Open Fields and Waters) provides an annual per acre payment based on habitat type, takes care of signage, and waives the landowner of all liability through the Nebraska Recreational Liability Act. Additional cost share and technical assistance for habitat improvements (cedar tree removal, prescribed fire, or even incentives to help cover... more
UNL does a great job on this, specifically Aaron. Don’t let the short length deter you. This is drinking from a fire hose of info! I end up listening two or three times to get everything locked in.
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This podcast provides valuable insights into the beef cattle industry, focusing primarily on agricultural practices, market trends, and animal health management. Topics such as cattle market conditions, effective pasture management, and the complexities of livestock nutrition are frequently discussed. Guest experts, including veterinarians and university professors, contribute their knowledge on current research and practical recommendations, making it a key resource for farmers, ranchers, and agricultural educators. Unique elements include a strong emphasis on risk management strategies and innovative practices such as virtual fencing technology and financial planning for agricultural stakeholders.
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UNL BeefWatch launched 11 years ago and published 301 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on UNL BeefWatch include:
1. Ben Beckman
2. Dr. Barry Janowski
3. Dr. Elliot Dennis
4. Dr. Becky Funk
5. Dr. David Anderson
6. Dr. Galen Erickson
7. Daniel Mushrush
8. Dr. Jason Warner
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