FROM THE EXPERTS
Nutrition Articles
Maintaining Cattle Immediately After a Wildfire
Published by Dana Zook, OSU NW Oklahoma Area Livestock Specialist and David Lalman, OSU State Beef Extension Specialist Wildfire can leave a ranching operation without forage, requiring a sudden and radical
Tarwater Farm & Home: Committed to Quality & Innovation
When Blake Chance walked through the doors of the MasterHand Milling plant in Lexington, Neb., for a college assignment, he never predicted it would start a
Navigating Winter Beef Cattle Nutrition
In the face of cold weather, rising feed prices, and drought challenges, cattle ranchers are at a crossroads regarding winter nutrition strategies. Particularly for spring-calving cows entering the third trimester, it's a
What are the Benefits of Compensatory Gains in the Feedlot Following Grazing?
Published by Dr. Paul Beck, Associate Professor & Beef Nutrition Specialist, Oklahoma State University Supplementation programs for stocker cattle on pasture to improve animal performance and overall productivity and profitability
Money Saved Through Cost Effective Feeding
Published by Mark Z. Johnson, Oklahoma State University Extension Beef Cattle Breeding Specialist PART 1From a nutritional standpoint, cattle basically need protein, energy, vitamins, minerals and water. Assuming free choice vitamin/mineral
Latest OSU & MHM Trial Pits Native Steers Against Dairy Cross In Grazing Study
Ally Grote is a second year Ph.D. student at Oklahoma State University working on the latest in a five-year run of research trials with MasterHand Milling. Now in