Publications: Beef Cattle Time Newsletter
Beef Cattle Time Newsletter
- Fall 2009
Make Body Condition Scoring a Routine Practice - James B. Neel
Where is Your Bull? - Clyde Lane Jr.
Weed Control in Tall Fescue Pastures and Hayfields - Gary Bates
Are Your Vaccines Being Stored Properly? - Clyde Lane Jr.
We All Need to Help Make the Connection - Emmit L. Rawls
2010 Integrated Resource Management Calendar Available - Clyde Lane Jr. - Summer 2009
Make Preparations for Marketing Feeder Calves this Fall - Clyde Lane Jr.
Should Cattle Producers Stockpile Fescue This Year? - Clyde Lane Jr.
Overseeding Tall Fescue with Winter Annuals - Gary Bates
What Is a Brand Anyway? - Emmit L. Rawls - Spring 2009
Planning for Success in 2009 - Emmit L. Rawls
Safe Transportation of Beef Cattle - Clyde Lane Jr.
Warm-Season Annual Grasses for Forage Production - Dr. Gary Bates - Winter 2009
Is the Bull Ready for the Breeding Season? - James B. Neel
Considerations for Selecting the Best Mineral for Your Cattle - Clyde Lane Jr.
Control of Weeds in Pastures Is Very Important - Gary Bates, Clyde Lane Jr.
Weed Control in Tall Fescue Pastures and Hayfields - Gary Bates, Clyde Lane Jr.
2008 Was Not a Good Year for the Cattle Industry - Livestock Monitor, Livestock Marketing Information Center. 12-05-08. Submitted by Emmit L. Rawls - Fall 2008
Should You Aerate Your Pastures? - Gary Bates
Available Feed - Questionable Quality - Clyde Lane Jr.
Reducing Costs of Maintaining the Beef Herd - Clyde Lane Jr.
FEEDING COWS DURING COLD WEATHER - James B. Neel
COOL: It’s finally here! Now What? - Tammy L. McKinley - Summer 2008
Preparing for New Seedings - Gary Bates
Start Making Plans for Winter Feeding Now - Clyde Lane Jr.
Add Value to Cull Animals - Clyde Lane Jr.
What Do You Mean the Highest–Price Feed May Be the Most Economical? - James B. Neel
Managing Price Risk in Your Cattle Operation - Emmit L. Rawls - Spring 2008
Plan Now for Summer Forage - Gary Bates
$5+ Corn will Change the Beef Business - Emmit Rawls
Replenishing Feed Supplies - Clyde Lane
Saving Short Hay Supplies - Clyde Lane
Cost Cutting Management Practices - James Neel - Summer 2007
EPDs and Accuracy - F. David Kirkpatrick
Information on Cattle and Feeding Management During Drought on Animal Science Department's Web Site - James B. Neel
Soybean Hulls As A Supplement - Warren Gill
Stretching Short Hay Supplies - Dr. Gary Bates
Cattle Marketing During Droughts - Emmit L. Rawls - Spring 2007
Observe Bull During Breeding Season - Clyde Lane
Monitor Beef Herd’s Mineral Consumption - Clyde Lane
Improve Pasture Use Through Rotational Grazing - Gary Bates
Corn Gluten Feed for Beef Cattle - Warren Gill
Will It Pay? - Emmit Rawls - Winter 2007
Feeding Alternatives When Hay Supplies Are Short - Clyde Lane
Be Careful of Early Spring Fertilization of Pastures - Gary Bates
A Hard Hit, But Not a Knockout Punch - Emmit L. Rawls
Distiller’s Grains for Beef Cattle - Warren Gill - Fall 2006
Manage Hay Feeding to Reduce Waste and Improve Performance - James B. Neel
Process Verification Program (PVP) - Emmit L. Rawls
Body Condition Scoring of a Beef Herd - Clyde D. Lane
Pasture Management Tips to Improve Profitability - Gary Bates - Summer 2006
Cattle and Forage Management on Fungus-Infected Kentucky 31 Fescue Pastures - Warren Gill
Fall Forage Practices - Gary Bates
Providing Feed for the Herd — Summer, Fall and Winter - Clyde Lane
Squeeze Chute Information on Web - Clyde Lane
Preconditioning Period Impacts Profitability - Emmit Rawls - Spring 2006
Spring Management Tips - Warren Gill
What is the Value of Added Weight? - James B. Neel
Some Thoughts on Beef Cattle Handling Facilities - Clyde Lane
Keys to Quality Hay Production - Gary Bates
Meeting Market Demand - Emmit Rawls - Winter 2006
Do We Need A QSA Program? - Emmit L. Rawls
An Important Time for Pasture Management - Gary Bates
STRETCHING Hay Supplies - W. Warren Gill
Reproductive Capacity of Bull is Critical and That's No Bull - James B. Neel - Fall 2005
Variability of 2005 Hay Crop Will Require Better Feeding Management - Clyde Lane Jr. and Warren Gill
Have No Fear of Premises Registration - Emmit L. Rawls
Rotational Grazing Improves Pasture Use - Gary Bates - Summer 2005
Fall Fertilization of Pastures and Hayfields - Gary Bates
Controlled Calving Season a Worthwhile Goal for ’06 - W. Warren Gill
Plan Ahead to Reduce Stress When Weaning Calves - Clyde Lane
Don’t Forget to Stockpile Fescue - Clyde Lane
Tennessee Cattle Perform Well In Feedlot - Emmit Rawls
Premise Registration to Get Underway - Emmit Rawls
Value-Added Feeder Cattle Marketing - Emmit Rawls - Spring 2005
Genetically Improving the Marketability of Feeder Cattle - David Kirkpatirck
The Beef Cattle fIRM Record Keeping Program Updated - Clyde Lane
Plan Ahead for Value-Added Marketing Opportunities - Emmit L. Rawls - Winter 2005
Weed Control in Tall Fescue Pastures & Hayfields - Gary Bates
Beef Trade a Hot Button - Emmit L. Rawls
Cow Cost and Profitability - James B. Neel
Evaluate Hay Storage and Feeding Procedures - James B. Neel
Feeding Hay During the Winter - James B. Neel - Fall 2004
Testing of Hay Needed This Winter - Clyde Lane
Another Reason to Soil Test Before Fertilizing Fall Pastures - Warren Gill
New Clover Varieties Show Promise - Gary Bates
What is the Body Condition Score of Your Cows? - Clyde Lane
Bio-Security on the Farm - Clyde Lane
Master Beef Producer Program Offers Valuable Information - James B. Neel
Preconditioning What Does it Cost? What Is it Worth? - Emmit L. Rawls - Summer 2004
Limiting Downer Cows in Beef Herds - James B. Neel
Naturally Occurring Multiple Births in Cattle - David Kirkpatrick
Preparing for New Seedings - Gary Bates
Animal/Cattle Identification: Where Are We? - Emmit L. Rawls - Spring 2004
Bermudagrass as a Beef Forage? - Gary Bates
Alternative Fly Control for Beef Cattle - Gene Burgess, Steve Glass, Mark Porter
Constructively Cull Cows - Warren Gill
Are Your Cattle-Handling Facilities In Good Shape? - James B. Neel
Looking to the Future - Emmit L. Rawls - Winter 2004
Identification/Traceability of Beef Cattle Revisited, Part II - Emmit Rawls
What Happened During Calving Season? - James B. Neel,
Surviving the Winter of 2003-2004 - Clyde Lane, Jr.
High Cattle Prices Can Cause Lax Management - Clyde Lane, Jr.
Plan Ahead for High Quality Feeds - Clyde Lane, Jr.
An Important Time for Pasture Management - Gary Bates - Fall 2003
Master Beef Producer Program to Get Underway in 2004 - James B. Neel
Identification/Traceability of Beef Cattle Revisited - Emmit L. Rawls
UT Forage Testing Lab 2003 Results Indicate High Variability - Warren Gill
Important Time for Pasture Management - Gary Bates - Summer 2003
What Do I Do With the Bull? - James B. Neel
Fall Fertilization of Pastures and Hayfields - Gary Bates
Beef Producers Need to Start Preparations for Marketing of Calves - Clyde Lane, Jr.
To Wean or Not to Wean? - Emmit L. Rawls - Spring 2003
Shrink Is a Concern to Both Producer and Buyer - James B. Neel
Improve Pasture Use Through Rotational Grazing - Gary Bates
Feeding Management Adds Value During Weaning and Preconditioning - Warren Gill, Clyde Lane, James Neel and Aaron Fisher
Concern about COOL - Emmit L. Rawls - Winter 2003
Get Breeding Soundness Examination Done on Herd Bulls Before Breeding Season - James B. Neel
Winter Is an Important Time for Pasture Management - Gary Bates
Producers Need to Modify the Site for Intramuscular Injections - Clyde D. Lane, Jr.
Observation Can Tell a Lot About Feed Quality - Clyde D. Lane, Jr.
Comparing Car Auctions with Cattle Auctions - Emmit Rawls - Fall 2002
Fall Forage Practices - Gary Bates
Temperament, a Convenience Trait in Beef Cattle - David Kirkpatrick
Reaping the Fruits of the Harvest — Part II - Emmit Rawls
How Can a Producer Tell if the Genetics of the Cow Herd Fit the Environment? - James B. Neel - Summer 2002
Small Grain Pastures, Excellent Feed for Backgrounding Calves - Gary Bates
Ten Suggestions for Improved Feeder Cattle Production and Marketing -
James B. Neel
The Creep Feeding and/or Weaning Decision - Emmit Rawls
Monitoring Mineral Consumption of Beef Cow-calf Herd - Warren Gill and Clyde D. Lane, Jr. - Spring 2002
Harvesting High Quality Hay - Gary Bates
Marketing Opportunities Abound - Emmit Rawls
Controlling Flies in Beef Cattle Herds Improves Performance and Value - Gene Burgess & James B. Neel
What Are You Doing to Keep Buyers Competing for Tennessee Feeder Cattle? - James B. Neel - Winter 2001
Decrease Fertilizer Costs by Using Clovers - Gary Bates
Pasture Fertilization Practices Are Related to Grass Tetany - Clyde Lane, Jr.
Breeding Soundness Examination of Bulls Could Eliminate Wrecks - Clyde Lane, Jr.
Adding Value to Tennessee Cattle and Beef - Emmit L. Rawls
A Silent Thief in the Cow Herd - James B. Neel
