Publications: Beef Cattle Time Newsletter
Beef Cattle Time Newsletter
- Fall 2011
Feeding Poor Quality Hay Results in Poor Performance
Are You in Sync?
Cow Math: Estimating Cow Herd Productivity - Spring 2011
Would You Like to Add an Extra $30 Per Head Return to Your Calf Crop?
Improve Pasture Use Through Rotational Grazing
Fly Control on Cattle is Critical
A Bird in the Hand
- Winter 2011
Reducing the Potential for Injury on the Beef Operations
Don't Forget the Red Clover
Financial Integrity in the Beef Cattle Business
Managing Dry Cows to Breed Back Quickly - Fall 2010
Beef Check-Off Research Produces New Beef Cuts
Condition Score Cows to Prepare for Winter
Pasture Management Tips to Improve Profitability
Cold Weather Management for Calves and Cows
Evaluation and Marketing of Cull Cows - Summer 2010
Get Ready for Fall Plantings
What Is Your Marketing Plan?
Make Plans to Immunize Your Cattle This Fall
Heat Stress and Reproductive Efficiency
Start Evaluating Your Hay Supply Now - Spring 2010
Make Better Use of Available Forage
Don’t Let Your Hay Go Up in Flames
Tennessee Agricultural Enhancement Update
Can Haylage Work in Tennessee?
Rhinehart Joins UT Animal Science
Preconditioning: Does the Month, Sex, Weight and Length of Weaning Period Make a Difference? - Winter 2010
Minerals for Beef Cattle — Revisited
Renovate Your Pastures — Your Cows Will Reward You
Animal Science Department Offers Resources for Beef Producers
Managing Genetic Defects
Raise the Bar in 2010 - 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
