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NDSU BeefTalk: Cull deep enough to find those freeloaders

Today, with an aggressive bidding for weigh-up cows and market bulls, why take the risk of pushing a cow an extra year? As condition and body weight decline, so does value, but managerial inputs and labor increase. The bottom line: Cows need to survive, produce and repeat the cycle yearly, with no additional pampering. No exceptions. Read more from the North Dakota State University Extension Service…

Written by:
kristin
Published on:
November 13, 2014

Categories: General

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