61. Take An Electronic Field Trip With The UK College Of Agriculture! field trip to Salt River Farms in Boyle County, students will learn what makes theBluegrass region so good for raising beef cattle and other livestock, what a http://www.ca.uky.edu/agc/dl/Ftrips/BEEF/Beef.htm

Home Site Index Search People ... Staff List Beef Cattle Electronic Field Trip Electronic Zoo / NetVet Veterinary Resources Beef Home Page Oklahoma State University Library - Livestock Section Beef Today Magazine Articles ... AGRIPEDIA - Breeds of Cattle Send mail to emedia@uky.edu with questions about this web site. Last Updated

62. Agripedia Links - Subject Links the Farmer's Guide to the Internet including general livestock, beef cattle, dairycattle, exotic livestock, goats, horses, poultry, sheep, swine, and more. http://www.ca.uky.edu/agripedia/links/linklive.htm

Home Site Index Search People ... Help You Are Here: Animal Sciences/Livestock Links On this page: Beef Cattle Dairy Cattle Horses Poultry ... Swine Also see these Agripedia links: Breeds of Livestock Equipment Publications Crops ... Farmer's Guide - Livestock Links An excellent collection of links from the Farmer's Guide to the Internet including general livestock, beef cattle, dairy cattle, exotic livestock, goats, horses, poultry, sheep, swine, and more. Oklahoma State University Animal Science Department The breeds of livestock and virtual livestock library can be accessed from this page. These are two excellent resources. Breeder's World This site contains breeder information for beef cattle, swine and sheep with links to breed associations, supplies and services and breeder web pages. Virtual Veterinary Center Organized to help you find dictionaries and glossaries, on-line journals, course, textbooks, databases and images.

63. Greenhouse Emissions From Beef Cattle - Fact Sheet beef cattle contribute about 58% of livestock emissions and about 8% ofthe national greenhouse gas emissions. Greenhouse gas inventories. http://www.greenhouse.gov.au/agriculture/factsheets/fs_beef.html

The Australian Greenhouse Office Skip Navigation Leading Australia's greenhouse action to achieve effective sustainable results Greenhouse and agriculture Greenhouse and agriculture Agriculture Greenhouse and Agriculture Taskforce SCARM Work Program on Greenhouse Greenhouse Challenge Program ... Publications Greenhouse emissions from beef cattle Livestock produce methane (CH ) and nitrous oxide (N O). Both are very potent greenhouse gasses, methane having a global warming potential 21 times that of carbon dioxide and nitrous oxide 310 times the global warming potential of carbon dioxide. Greenhouse gas emissions from livestock Enteric fermentation: Methane is produced as a by-product of the digestion of feed in the rumen of cattle under anaerobic conditions. The amount of methane emitted by cattle is dependent primarily on the characteristics of the feed and the amount eaten. Manure: Both methane and nitrous oxide can be produced from manure under certain management conditions. Emissions from the manure of range-kept cattle are considered negligible. N O emissions from the soil do occur with the deposition of manure, however these emissions are considered agricultural soil emissions and are not attributed to livestock in the inventory.

64. LIVESTOCK - YOUTH livestock beef. E1569 Processing Starting New cattle on Feed, 2pp., 0.30 E1570Fencing for beef cattle, 4pp., 0.20 E1594 Freeze Branding cattle, 2pp., 0.10 http://ceenet.msue.msu.edu/bulletin/sect1062.html

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65. Testing Livestock Feeds For Beef Cattle, Dairy Cattle, Sheep And Horses Back to whats new page. Testing livestock feeds for beef cattle, dairycattle, sheep and horses, Published on the Web by Cooperative http://agrifor.ac.uk/whatsnew/detail/1094987.html

Back to whats new page. Testing livestock feeds for beef cattle, dairy cattle, sheep and horses Published on the Web by Cooperative Extension, Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, this factsheet was revised in 1997 and was authored by Rick Grant, Bruce Anderson, Rick Rasby, and Terry Mader. The factsheet is one in a series of notes called NebGuides, and provides tips on livestock feed analysis and evaluation, covering the reasons behind feed testing, why the nutrient concentration in feeds varies, what feeds should be tested, methods of feed testing, what analyses should be made, and interpreting test results. Links to related NebGuides are provided. feeds livestock feeding feed evaluation Last modified 20/Mar/2001 [Low Graphics]

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Home Livestock Cattle for specific purposes Beef cattle Beef Provided by the Queensland Government Department of Primary Industries, this Web site provides information on the Australian beef industry. It includes news stories, and links to articles and factsheets on nutrition, health and welfare, the beef industry, enterprise management, marketing and supply chain, beef pastures, resource management, drought, feedlots, and breeding and genetics. It also features an email discussion group. Australia beef beef cattle beef production ... Beef breeding Published in 2001, this fact sheet from Livestock Knowledge Transfer (a Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) initiative) provides information on better beef breeding, and the BLUP system (Best Linear Unbiased Prediction). It includes information on genes, beef and calving value, BLUP, estimated breeding values (EVB's), and the effect of muscle score on grades. An example of a progeny test is included. This 2 page fact sheet is provided in PDF, requiring Adobe Acrobat Reader. beef quality cattle farming farming systems progeny testing ... Biosecurity in the beef cattle operation Published on the Web by the Department of Animal Science at Oklahoma State University, this fact sheet was written in April 2002 by John G. Kirkpatrick, DVM, and Glenn Selk, beef cattle specialist, and was produced for the Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service. It provides information on biosecurity against viruses, bacteria, and prions in cattle farming. It looks at the importance of biosecurity, levels of risk, the components of a biosecurity programme, and includes an example programme and a glossary of terms. This document is also available in PDF, requiring Adobe Acrobat Reader.

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July 2002 Statistics Manitoba Livestock Industry Profiles 2001 CATTLE AND BEEF SECTOR Production: Marketings: As Manitoba's cattle slaughter industry has declined from a peak of 581,000 head in 1976 to 15,950 head in 2001, most of the beef cattle produced in Manitoba are sold out of the province. In 2001, about 202,200 slaughter cattle and 12,800 feeder cattle, valued at $255.6 million, were exported from Manitoba ports of exit to the United States, while almost 31,000 slaughter cattle and an estimated 321,000 feeder cattle and calves were sold mainly to Alberta and Ontario. Close to 13,900 slaughter cattle and 64,500 feeder cattle were brought into Manitoba from Saskatchewan in 2001, many of which were subsequently exported. Beef Processing and Trade: Two small federally-inspected plants slaughtered about 6,525 cattle in 2001, while 9,425 head were killed in 25 provincially-inspected plants in Manitoba. Beef production was estimated at 12.2 million lb. (carcass weight) valued at $21 million. Beef and beef products valued at $5.3 million were exported in 2001 with most of the exports going to the United States. Smaller quantities of beef were shipped to Japan, Taiwan, Mexico, Chile and China. Much of the beef consumed in Manitoba comes from Alberta or the United States. Almost 2,900 feeder cattle were imported into Manitoba from the U.S. in 2001, while beef valued at $12.7 million and raw hides valued at $9.4 million were imported from the U.S. and other countries in 2001.

68. Forage & Livestock Testing Labs All In All, livestock Is An Option for Feeder Calf Producers beef Industry'sFirst Pesticide Use Assessment For Dairy cattle Production Systems in http://www.wvu.edu/~agexten/forglvst/

Forage Livestock Cattle Horses Rabbits Deer More Livestock Resources Forage Forage-Livestock Systems Cattle 2002 W.Va. Dairy Herd Improvement Milk Production Records (03) PDF Format Healthy Calf Important To Beef Producer's Profit (03) PDF Format Southern Bull Test 80-Day Report: 2001-2002 (PDF Format) Bull Evaluation Program - Wardensville 84-day Report - January 14, 2002 Mineral Supplementation Important For Beef Cattle Improving Dairy Profitability by Pasture Management "Pesticide Usage for Dairy Cattle Production Systems" PDF Format, 42pp (410K) Ultrasound in Beef Production PDF format, 4pp (416K) Freeze Branding for Identification PDF format, 3pp Vaccine Handling is Important for Cattle Management Using Hydraulics as a Scale on the Farm (PDF) Feeder Cattle Grades Change for 2001 ... Livestock Marketing Reports - USDA F orage Meeting the Challenges of Pasture-Finished Beef PDF format) Reduce the Potential for Grass Tetany PDF format) Creep Grazing (PDF Format) Principles of Management-Intensive Grazing (PDF Format) Control of Common Pasture and Hayfield Weeds in Virginia and West Virginia Horsenettle Management In West Virginia Pastures and Hayfields W.Va. Pasture Quality - 1999-2001 Information

69. Beef Cattle Breeders: Livestock: Agricultural - UK Small Business Directory Small Business beef cattle Breeders Directory, Home ¦ Submit a Website ¦ ©mediafusion 2003. Home » Agricultural » livestock » beef cattle Breeders. http://www.andys-now2business.co.uk/Agricultural/Livestock/Beef_Cattle_Breeders/

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70. Iowa Beef Center Staff cattle Genetics dewilson@iastate.edu. Russ Bredahl, livestock FieldSpecialist beef cattle/Forage Management rbredahl@iastate.edu. http://www.iowabeefcenter.org/content/staff.htm

Iowa Beef Center STAFF Campus Staff Field Staff All Extension Staff Staff By Specialty Campus Staff Field Staff John Lawrence , Director - Iowa Beef Center, Department of Agricultural Economics - Livestock Marketing jdlaw@iastate.edu Mike Apley, College of Veterinary Medicine, Veterinary Diagnostic Production Animal Medicine - Beef Cattle/Feedlot apley@iastate.edu Steve Barnhart , Department of Agronomy - Forage Production sbarnhar@iastate.edu Charlie Brummer , Department of Agronomy - Forage Plant Breeder brummer@iastate.edu Joe Cordray , Department of Animal Science - Meat Science jcordray@iastate.edu Doug T. Ensley, College of Veterinary Medicine - Veterinary Diagnostic Production Animal Medicine - Cow/Calf dtensley@iastate.edu Arne Hallam , Agricultural Economics - Production Economics ahallam@iastate.edu Nolan Hartwig, College of Veterinary Medicine - Veterinary Diagnostic Production Animal Medicine - Beef Cattle Production nhartwig@iastate.edu

71. Land And Livestock Post>News beef cattle course set for August Eagle Staff Report beef producers attending the47th TAMU beef cattle Short Course will have the opportunity to select and http://www.landandlivestockpost.com/news/071501coursecattleaugust.htm

Home TheEagle.com Aggiesports.com Subscribe ... Weather July 15, 2001 Beef cattle course set for August Eagle Staff Report The planning committees of the Beef Cattle Short Course identified a need for offering training leading to licensing for pesticide application. Dr. Don Renchie is coordinating three hours of CEU training featuring talks in pasture insects, calibration and drift management, laws and regulations. Early course registration will continue until July 27th at $100 per person. Late registration and on-site registration will be available for $20/person. For information, visit the Beef Cattle Short Course Web site at http://animalscience-extension.tamu. edu/beef/shortcourse.html or call Carrie Adams, Hollie Gambino or Loretta Morse at (979) 845-3579 or (979) 845-6931.

72. University Of Florida - Department Of Animal Sciences FL102 Florida Forage Production for livestock and Dairy FL103 - Improving theProduction, Efficiency, and Marketability of beef cattle in Florida FL110 http://www.animal.ufl.edu/extension/beef/

Home Students Research Facilities ... Contact Info Overview Extension programs are coordinated through a four-year plan of work established by a design-team approach, based on needs identified by county faculty and their local advisory committees. Animal Science Department faculty participate on several design teams including: - Florida Forage Production for Livestock and Dairy - Improving the Production, Efficiency, and Marketability of Beef Cattle in Florida - Food Processing and Handling in Florida: Quality, Value-Added Concepts and Safety - Small Farm Sustainable Agriculture Alternative Opportunities and Crops in Florida - Animal Sciences Education Faculty also work closely with industry groups including several livestock associations, Florida Farm Bureau, and others to develop educational programs for their members. Schools, institutes, demonstrations, short courses, and field days are some of the activities resulting from the plan of work. Extension activities are viewed as a responsibility of the entire department, and faculty, other than those with extension appointments, contribute to these activities. Several groups of county faculty such as the South Florida Beef Forage Program, plan programs for their region and coordinate multi-county livestock field research and demonstration projects, supported by both departmental and Research and Education Center faculty. Extension faculty in the department and centers provide both support and leadership to youth livestock projects and conduct statewide activities for 4-H and FFA youth.

73. Beef Cattle Ltd Australian Lot Feeders Association Australian Meat Council beefNet (beef Marketingnetwork) cattle Council of Australia Meat and livestock Australia Rare http://www.library.adelaide.edu.au/guide/agri/beef.html

The University of Adelaide Home Departments Search Beef Cattle and Meat Science Web gateways Databases Organisations Statistics ... Health Web gateways Australian Farming Virtual Library - Beef Cattle Meatnet NetVet - Beef cattle Queensland. Dept. of Primary Industries. Beef information ... Veterinary Education and Information Network (University of Sydney) Yahoo links to Science: Agriculture: Cattle Databases Databases to find journal articles and other publications Agricola Biological abstracts CAB Abstracts on CD-ROM Current Contents Connect ... Science citation index expanded (Online via Web of science) 0ther databases ArkDB Cow Mapping Database (Roslin Institute, UK) BREEDPLAN (International Beef Recording Scheme) Live Export Research and Development Database Organisations Australian AUS-MEAT Ltd Australian Lot Feeders Association Australian Meat Council BeefNet (Beef Marketing network) Cattle Council of Australia Meat and Livestock Australia Rare Breeds of Australia Ltd. Red Meat Advisory Council International American Meat Institute Beef New Zealand U.S. Meat Animal Research Center Cattle Associations and Societies Angus Society of Australia Australian Beef Association Australian Brahman Breeders Association Australian Brangus Cattle Association ... South Devon Cattle Society of Australia Educational and Research Institutions Australian The Cooperative Research Centre for Cattle and Beef Quality CSIRO Meat, Dairy and Aquaculture Sector

74. Breeding Better Beef Cattle After doing all of this, then buy the correct type and kind of livestock.Crossbreeding Systems for Small Herds of beef cattle. Crossbreeding http://www.compusmart.ab.ca/mcgregor/farm/beef.htm

Breeding better Beef Cattle Sampson McGregor Stock Farm Home Page Breeding Better Beef Cattle PRINCIPLES FOR BEEF CATTLE BREEDING PROGRAMS Expected progeny differences (EPDs) have been available for use in beef cattle selection programs since the early 1970's. Advancements in computer technology and breed registries collecting vast amounts of pedigree and performance information has made the production of EPDs possible for virtually every animal within a breed. With the cost of beef cattle production continually rising relative to cattle market prices, producers are using every available piece of information to increase their bottom line. Understanding and implementing the use of EPDs in beef cattle selection programs allows producers to have more control in developing the product they have to market. However, gaining an understanding of EPDs and how they can be successfully used is no trivial task. Expected Progeny Differences (EPD) Expected Progeny Differences (EPDs) may be used to estimate how future progeny of the subject animal will compare to progeny of other animals within the breed. Select breedstock by EPDs The best tool the beef industry has at its disposal for making genetic progress is the Expected Progeny Difference (EPD). It has been suggested that EPDs are five to nine times more accurate than performance indexes when selecting seedstock.

75. U Of MN Extension - Consumer Topic Listing By Material Type s Dangers in the Air When Handling livestock; DarkCutting beef;...... Minimizing Calving Difficulty in beef cattle; Plants Poisonous to livestock. Product http://www.extension.umn.edu/topics.html?topic=4&subtopic=8

76. Ruralbookshop livestock Nutrition in Western Queensland provides information to help make those $21.85Add to Basket For Meeting beef Markets cattle producers trying http://www.ruralbookshop.com.au/browse.asp?producttype_id=1&category_id=23_8:9

77. Beef And Cattle Internet Information Resources cattle Info. WWW Library livestock Section (beef) beef cattle Resources.Search the livestock Library. Breed Information, MUCH more. http://www.oneglobe.com/agrifood/aginform/beef/idxbeef.html

Beef and Cattle Internet Information Resources Beef and Cattle Index Market Information Commodity Markets Weather Trade Information ... So what are we missing? Market Information Agriculture Network Information Center (AgNIC)Search AgNIC is a guide to quality agricultural information on the Internet as selected by the National Agricultural Library, Land-Grant Universities, and other institutions. AgNIC continues to expand the scope and depth of its coverage, presently describes and presently links to more than 800 information resources, many of which pertain to Animal Science. Carefully crafted resource descriptions guide users directly to relevant, quality information resources. AgNIC offers an alphabetical index, a list of recently added records, subject-classified access, and full-text search functionality. Its uncomplicated user-interface makes it suitable for Internet-novice and -veteran, alike. AgNIC content ranges from "technical" to "practical". AgNIC, Agricultural Conferences, Meetings, Seminars Calendar (Great Resource, aggressively maintained) This calendar, maintained by the National Agricultural Library, has information about and links to more than 1,200 major national and international agricultural conferences, with emphasis on those of apparent scientific significance.

78. New Page 4 UF College of Veterinary Medicine Web site on techniques to euthanize (put down)dying or suffering livestock humanely. beef cattle Publications from Oklahoma http://jackson.ifas.ufl.edu/Livstk_page.htm

Jackson County Extension Contact the Livestock Agent Doug Mayo 850-482-9620 or Suncom: 789-9620 email: demayo@mail.ifas.ufl.edu Online Publications and Information Forages Beef Goats Swine ... Slide Shows Warning: The links below take you to other web sites. You will need to bookmark this address or use the back button to return to this site. Upcoming Events March 18 NW Fla Beef Conference Hot Topics Barley Yellow Dwarf Virus in Oats and other small grains USDA Foot and Mouth Disease Information Web Page Florida Dept. of Agriculture Anthrax web page Forage and Pasture Management Dr. Ann Blount's Variety Recommendations for Winter Forages Online Southern Small Grains Resource Management Handbook University of Florida Weed Control Guide for Pastures and Rangeland University of Florida Pasture Insect Control Guide University of Florida Fertilizer Recommendation Guide University of Georgia Pasture and Forages web site Auburn University Forage and Ag Publications Virginia Tech Weed Identification Web Page Poisonous plants of the Southern US web site North Carolina State University poisonous plants web site Penn State poisonous plants web site Purdue University poisonous plant web site Poisonous Plants of the US: University of Illinois Listing Summary of Alabama Hay Prices Auburn University Forage Budgets for pasture, hay and silage

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