A Wisconsin dairy farmer is getting more feed efficiency and profitability by separating his corn silage before feeding it.

K-State Beef Cattle Institute nutritionist Phillip Lancaster shares the pros and cons of feeding cracked corn to steers and cows in the herd.

Feeding Cattle Cracked vs. Whole Corn Beef producers make decisions about what to feed their animals daily, and the answer ...

The four-year study — which included mild and very cold winters — showed that in mild winters, adding alfalfa hay bales or ...

Planting other forage species between corn rows might offer better feed than corn grazing alone, but there are challenges to ...

Feeding cattle in winter is critical to management, especially in regions where forage quality declines significantly during colder months. Proper nutrition during this period ensures cattle health, ...

It is hard to believe that it is near that time of year when corn will start to be harvested for silage. We have been ...

A central Illinois cattle producer says his hay supplies are holding up through the winter. Chase Brown, who raises Hereford ...

With historically high cull cow and bull prices, there is an opportunity to add revenue to beef operations and have a change ...

BROOKINGS, S.D. — When feeding cattle, it’s important to know the nutrition within your feed ratio. “When we go to feed our cattle, we want to make sure that what we’re feeding them meets ...