Livestock, feed, and fence losses may be covered by several FSA programs including the Livestock Indemnity Program (LIP). Make sure to document losses well and report within 30 days. Contact your local FSA office for details. #beef
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HEY4-Hers... here are two great opportunities to get those calves out before county fair and to also work on your showmanship skills.
Contact Office for more information!
Feeding whole, raw soybeans, effects of a freeze on forages, managing differences in health risk of calves, and more in the October issue of BeefWatch! https://t.co/0RlZ83otHc #beef#NebExt
BQA is being offered in 3 locations for area producers.
Oct. 2, 1-330pm, Fillmore Co. Fairgrounds in Geneva, NE
Oct. 2, 630-9pm, Dick’s Place, Lawrence, NE
Oct. 3, 1-330pm, Kearney Co. Fairgrounds in Minden, NE
Please RSVP by Sept. 28. 402-746-3417 or [email protected]
Beef Quality Assurance trainings are being offered across the state this fall. Sign-up at a location near you to become certified/re-certified! https://t.co/7lSN0k7pXu @reirich2@NeCattlemen#beef#bqa
One of the main reasons producers said they did not graze was compaction. Research says...compaction is so shallow it disappears quickly https://t.co/Ig2o8qcWv4
The majority use of one of the lowest cost winter feed resources! Of the 169 that answered our poll at HHD, 51% graze corn residue, 33% do nothing, 13% bale and graze , and 3% bale. Stop in tomorrow and let us know what you do! @jenreesources@glesoing2@RandySaner