Bulls to be sold Saturday at UW Platteville sale
A Wisconsin Central Test Station report shows a Simmental bull from DSH Simmental Farms Mt Horeb set a new 140 day test average daily gain of five pounds with final weight 1515 pounds. The sale at UW Platteville on May 21 features 133 bulls across 29 Angus 15 Polled Hereford 38 Simmental 5 Charolais and one Chianina cross with top groups and individuals named from Madison Prairie du Chien Mindoro Media Sioux Rapids Poplar Grove and other locales.
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Wisconsin Central Test Station
Simmental
DSH Simmental Farms
UW Platteville
Uw-Platteville
Phil Wyse
John and Martin Andersen
Madison
Jim Larson
Sioux Rapids
Iowa
Bernard Pedretti
Prairie du Chien
Scott Torrence
Media
Ill
Ron and
Jan Werner
Poplar Grove, III
Large frame cows demand careful management in Iowa
Ames experts say cattle with large frame size need strict handling to avoid economic loss. Daryl Strohbehn of Iowa State University notes efficiency hinges on reproductive rate and calf weaning weight, with early calving and timely rebreeding boosting herd performance. Forage quality, 5-7 month weaning, and strong winter feed are essential. no single breed fits all, and smaller framed cattle may be more efficient for some operations.
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Daryl Strohbehn
Iowa State University
Strohbehn
Pasture rotation boosts cattle carrying capacity in summer
Beef producer Dr. Ralph Yoder of Land O Lakes urges three pasture rotations for cattle this summer. Cattle should graze each pasture for two weeks, then move to a second for two weeks and a third for two weeks, with shorter initial rotations and a longer third cycle to allow leafy regrowth. This regime doubles forage quality and helps cows and calves gain, breed back, and stay in good condition with fertilization based on soil tests.
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Ralph Yoder
Land O’lakes
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Yoder
Canada Dakota beef tour planned from Minnesota
Wisconsin beef producers may join a four day bus tour July 19 to 22 of North Dakota and Manitoba operations. Organized by the Minnesota Agricultural Extension Service and state Cattlemen's Association, the trip costs 249 dollars per person and covers transport lodging and meals. Stops include a large purebred Simmental ranch and a 5,000 head feedlot, plus a tour of a packing plant and Canada Livestock Research Center in Brandon. Two University of Minnesota beef cattle extension specialists accompany the group.
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Wisconsin
North Dakota
Manitoba
Canada
Minnesta Agricultural Extension Service
State Cattlemen’s Association
Office of Special Programs
Coffey Hall
University of Minnesota
St. Paul
Minn
North America
Livestock Research Center
Brandon
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