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Samantha Shackelford The 2025 UGA Corn Silage & Stored Forage Field Day was held on the University of Georgia Tifton Campus on June 12. Click below to learn more about this event.
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William Secor, Ph.D. While it sounds like a broken record to say it, this has been a record-breaking year so far for the cattle market. Cattle market fundamentals of tight supplies and strong demand support these strong markets. Click below to learn more about what is driving current cattle prices.
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Pedro Fontes To fully capture the value of estrus synchronization protocols, these programs must be implemented in compliance with science-based recommendations. While the protocols themselves are well-tested and highly effective, their success in the field depends on our commitment to executing them as intended. Click here to learn more about estrus synchronization protocol compliance.
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Will Secor, Ph.D. USDA’s first pasture and range report of the year shows improved conditions compared to last fall but lags behind last year, with drought still impacting key cattle regions. Will limited forage resources slow herd expansion despite strong market signals? Access this article to learn more.
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Jennifer Tucker, Ph.D. Planting summer annual forage grasses is yet another tool in our toolbox to help extend the grazing season and provide forage during environmental stressors. Click below to access this article and learn more about effective use of summer annual grasses in Georgia.
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Lisa Baxter and Taylor Singleton Annual forages are an excellent tool for bridging the production gaps left by perennial forages systems. In this article you will find an overview of planting guidelines, planting methods, grazing and past management recommendations for summer annuals. (Photo: Shauni Nichols)
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Will Secor, Ph.D. A recent study abroad trip to Uruguay provided interesting insights into the country’s beef industry. This article explores key takeaways for Georgia’s cattle producers, including marketing, cost efficiency, and resilience in a competitive market. Read more to see how global perspectives can shape local success.
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Jason Duggin Anaplasmosis is spreading, and common herd management practices may be increasing the risk. This article highlights the research on the disease’s impact, the role of needle use in transmission, and practical steps to prevent and reduce losses associate with this disease. Read more to protect your cattle and your bottom line.
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Lucas Gonçalves and Pedro Fontes Embryo transfer success depends on selecting the right recipients. New research indicates that color Doppler ultrasound can help embryologists assess CL function and select recipients that are more likely to become pregnant to embryo transfer.
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Will Secor, Ph.D. Despite lower export volume, U.S. beef exports hit $10.45 billion in 2024—a 4.8% increase in value. Strong demand kept prices high, but will consumers continue paying premium prices in 2025? Click below to access this article.
Posted in: Beef Cattle Market