By Frank J. Buchman
“The calves are out.”
After more than four decades, hollers of such into the kitchen, or around the barnyard, don’t strike alarm,...
A K-State beef cattle scientist discusses a new approach to suppressing growth of a noxious weed, sericea lespedeza.
MANHATTAN, Kan. – It’s a plant that...
Tips for cow-calf management in confinement situations
PARSONS, Kan. – Consecutive years of drought could prompt beef cattle producers to find ways to unconventionally feed...
