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Mud–Impact on Cattle Performance

Body Mud–Impact on Cattle Performance There are very few issues, outside of health, that can wreck cattle performance and decrease cattle comfort more than muddy pen conditions.
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More homes than one

Body More homes than one Jackie Mundt Pratt County farmer and rancher Recently, a work trip prompted a quick trip to Fresno, Calif., where I attended college to earn my undergraduate degree. The trip was past due; it had been nearly 10 years since my last visit.
More homes than one Jackie Mundt Pratt County farmer and rancher

Tips To Extend The Life Of Valentine's Day Roses

Body Many people receive Valentine’s Day gifts from loved ones, especially roses, but the holiday’s favorite flower often declines shortly after February 14. Here are some tips to extend the life of floral arrangements and loose stems. 
Valentine's Day Roses

Choosing The Right Hay Feeder To Reduce Waste & Cut Cost

Body Reducing hay waste is one of the simplest ways to improve the efficiency and profitability of cattle operations. Every operation is different, but the type of hay feeder you choose can significantly impact how much forage is wasted during feeding.
Rachael Brooke

Feeding Cattle Cracked vs. Whole Corn

Body Feeding Cattle Cracked vs. Whole Corn Beef producers make decisions about what to feed their animals daily, and the answer often depends on the age and sex of the animal and its job in the herd. When deciding which type of feed to offer, cost is a definite consideration.
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Enjoy the snow

Body All across the state, Kansans have been enjoying or perhaps dealing with the snow for more than a week. I have heard countless people remark that there's been more snow than we have had in years.
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Pocketknives and treasure

Body I still have my very first pocketknife, a Henckels three-bladed stockman with a red bone handle. It’s safely stowed in a drawer now because its everyday utility was long ago surpassed by its sentimental value.
Pocketknives and treasure Greg Doering, Kansas Farm Bureau

The first calf of the season

Body See That is how the Hollywood happy ending should go. Unfortunately, his little body gave up on the morning of Day Five. Anytime a calf dies, it is hard but when you invest so many hours and get invested it is completely crushing.
The first calf of the season Jackie Mundt, Pratt County farmer and rancher

Know Your Water

Body Know Your Water With much of the state facing drought conditions along with increasing concerns over water quality, citizens need to KNOW YOUR WATER.
Knowledge For Life
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