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How To Pitch Yourself (And Get A Yes) | 300 27:52

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We made it— 300 episodes of This Is Woman’s Work ! And we’re marking this milestone by giving you something that could seriously change the game in your business or career: the skill of pitching yourself effectively. Whether you’re dreaming of being a podcast guest, landing a speaking gig, signing a client, or just asking for what you want with confidence—you’re already pitching yourself, every day. But are you doing it well? In this milestone episode, Nicole breaks down exactly how to pitch yourself to be a podcast guest … and actually hear “yes.” With hundreds of pitches landing in her inbox each month, she shares what makes a guest stand out (or get deleted), the biggest mistakes people make, and why podcast guesting is still one of the most powerful ways to grow your reach, authority, and influence. In This Episode, We Cover: ✅ Why we all need to pitch ourselves—and how to do it without feeling gross ✅ The step-by-step process for landing guest spots on podcasts (and more) ✅ A breakdown of the 3 podcast levels: Practice, Peer, and A-List—and how to approach each ✅ The must-haves of a successful podcast pitch (including real examples) ✅ How to craft a pitch that gets read, gets remembered, and gets results Whether you’re new to pitching or want to level up your game, this episode gives you the exact strategy Nicole and her team use to land guest spots on dozens of podcasts every year. Because your voice deserves to be heard. And the world needs what only you can bring. 🎁 Get the FREE Podcast Pitch Checklist + Additional Information on your Practice Group, Peer Group, and A-List Group Strategies: https://nicolekalil.com/podcast 📥 Download The Podcast Pitch Checklist Here Related Podcast Episodes: Shameless and Strategic: How to Brag About Yourself with Tiffany Houser | 298 How To Write & Publish A Book with Michelle Savage | 279 How To Land Your TED Talk and Skyrocket Your Personal Brand with Ashley Stahl | 250 Share the Love: If you found this episode insightful, please share it with a friend, tag us on social media, and leave a review on your favorite podcast platform! 🔗 Subscribe & Review: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon Music…

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#Jay Jenkins #Producers Perspective #Agriculture #Business #Industries #Podcasting Education #University Of Nebraska Lincoln

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2025 Drought Planning Trigger Dates 9:18

4 napja9:18

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Soil moisture, air temperature along with plant health and vigor, all contribute to grass growth on native range and pastures. Understanding when key grass species grow and the timing of when to reduce stocking rates when drought conditions are present is discussed.

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Estrus Synchronization Considerations in Beef Herds 11:42

5 napja11:42

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Dr. Rick Funston discusses the fundamentals and factors to enhance sucess, as well as resources to utilize when selecting and executing an estrus synchronization protocol with heifers or cows.

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Going to Grass: Preventing Grass Tetany with Magnesium Supplementation 11:47

7 napja11:47

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Understanding the factors that contribute to grass tetany in cattle is the foundation for preventing it. Brock Ortner discusses why magnesium deficiences occur and recommended levels to feed when grazing forages that are prone to trigger tetany.

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Proactive Weed Control in Pastures: Tips for Early Season Success 19:58

10 napja19:58

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Weeds in a pasture may be a natural part of the plant community ebb and flow or they may represent a noxious invasive species. Understanding classes of weeds and the why behind their presence will give insights into appropriate management practices to address them.

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Registration Open for 2025 Nebraska Ranch Practicum 12:11

11 napja12:11

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Interested in learning a systems approach to cattle and ranch management? The Practicum provides current research delivered through a hands on experience at the Gudmundsen Sandhills lab. Application deadline is May 5 to participate in this year's class.

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What Drives the Spread of Cedar Trees, The Most Important Predictor 6:14

12 napja6:14

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Eastern red cedars are aggressively encroaching on grasslands in Nebraska. Understanding how they spread gives land managers knowledge they can use to eradicate rogue cedars and strategically steward existing shelterbelts.

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Managing Cattle Finishing at Heavier Weights 16:36

13 napja16:36

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Cattle harvested at heavier weights may be at greater risk for late term death loss during the finishing period. Factors that may increase this risk and stratgies to migitage them are dicussed.

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What vaccines should I use? Tips for establishing vaccination protocols for calves. 9:49

19 napja9:49

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Every operation is different and the appropriate vaccination plan will depend on health challenges specific to an individuals herd. Principles for developing a plan are discussed.

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Impacts of Increasing Levels of Salt on Intake, Digestion, and Rumen Fermentation with Beef Cattle Consuming Low-Quality Forages 22:29

21 napja22:29

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Salt is often used to limit intake of protien supplements to cattle grazing low-quality forages. This research explores the potential impacts of high levels of salt intake on digestion.

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Build Resilience into Your Pasture Lease: The Drought and Disaster Clause 13:51

27 napja13:51

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A written lease agreement should include a specified clause that addresses how drought and other natural disasters will be handled which provides clarity for both the land owner and person leasing the pasture.

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Incorporating Red Clover for Management of Fescue Toxicosis 21:42

5 weeks21:42

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Dr. Brittany Davis discusses research showing that the compound biochanin A, which is found in red clover, can mitigate the effects of ergopeptide alkaloids consumed by cattle.

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What Needs to be in Your Free-Choice Mineral Supplement When Grazing Cereal Rye or Other Small Cereals? 10:15

5 weeks10:15

10:15

Dr. Mary Drewnoski discusses the specific mineral needs of cow-calf pairs as well as stocker cattle grazing annual forages and key components that should be in a supplement.

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Consider Securing Feed Supplies Now for Dry Conditions 16:11

6 weeks16:11

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Drought conditions continue for most of Nebraska and the High Plains. Developing a plan and aquiring forage and concentrate feeds now to feed the cow herd will give greater options should dry weather persist.

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Annual Forages, Plan Now in Case of Drought 9:40

6 weeks9:40

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Annual forages can be used to help make up for the loss of range and pasture grazing due to drought. Dr. Volesky discusses options and cautions to consider when using these forages.

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Be Aware of Basis Volatility When Using Price Risk Management for Calves and Feeder Cattle 15:30

6 weeks15:30

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Dr. Parsons reviews the historic wide positive basis currently in place between CME feeder cattle prices and local cash prices in Nebraska and the basis risk to producers wanting to protect these high prices out into the future.

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Effects on Stocker Steer Performance While Consuming Essential Oil or Ionophore Minerals 16:22

7 weeks16:22

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Dr. Farney discusses how an essential oil mineral performed when compared to a lasalocid mineral for steers grazing summer pasture in southeast Kansas.

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Summer Supplementation of Steers with Dried Distillers Grains Cubes in Western Oklahoma 12:08

7 weeks12:08

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Dr. Paul Beck discusses the differences in average daily gain and supplement efficiency for steers grazing native grass pastures in 2022.

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Strategic zinc supplementation research has been shown to improve cattle resilency to health challenges along with growth and performance from weaning through to harvest. 22:26

8 weeks22:26

22:26

Dr. Stephanie Hansen discusses 15 years of zinc research in receiving, growing and finishing cattle diets and the benefits they have seen.

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Factors Shaping the Cattle Markets and an Outlook for the Spring 18:13

9 weeks18:13

18:13

Dr. Tyler Cozzens with LMIC gives perspective on current market conditions and factors that may influence prices moving into the spring.

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New Mineral Minute Videos Explain Cattle Nutrient Needs 12:20

9 weeks12:20

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Meeting the mineral needs of cattle can be challenging due to the dynamics that take place with production requirements, mineral content in feed and the impact of uptake inhibitors. Dr. Drewnoski explains in layman terms how to understand these dynamics and cost effectively meet cattle mineral requirements.…

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Wintering Growing Calves Using Corn Residue, the Value of Bypass Protein 15:47

10 weeks15:47

15:47

Supplying growing cattle on low quality forage with adequate bypass or rumen undegradeable protien can significantly improve average daily gain by meeting metabolizable protein needs.

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Can Pine Needles Cause Abortions in Cows? 5:50

10 weeks5:50

5:50

Cows normally don't eat pine needles, but severe cold or snow can sometimes trigger consumption. Planning and prevention can help to mitigate the risk.

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Breeding Sustainable Beef Cows, Reducing Weight and Increasing Productivity 17:52

13 weeks17:52

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Research at the Meat Animal Research Center validates the value of heterosis with modern genetics for improving lifetime productivity of beef cows.

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Supplementing a Bacillus-based Probiotic to High Risk Stocker Cattle on Pasture 10:17

13 weeks10:17

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Research by Mississipi State University and Texas A and M has shown reduced mortality when high risk stocker cattle were supplemented with a Bacillus based probiotic on pasture.

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Calving Problems:When to Intervene 17:28

15 weeks17:28

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Tips for preparing for calving and guidelines for when to intervene and assist the cow or heifer are discussed.

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Calving Workshops Online and In-Person, Register Now! 15:40

15 weeks15:40

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Dr. Waechter-Mead talks about the online calving workshop on January 8, 13 and 15. The hands on workshops using the model cow January 21-23 are discussed as well.

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Bedding Cattle Yards and Managing Bed Packs 15:40

18 weeks15:40

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In extended periods of cold wet conditions, cattle can benefit from bedding. Management practices to utilize this practice effectively are discussed.

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Setting up the Newborn Calf to Respond to Spring Vaccinations 9:27

19 weeks9:27

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Cow nutrition and body condition heading into calving as well as the environment at calving shape a calf's ability to respond to vaccine.

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Winterizing Your Cowherd Managing Cows Through Cold Stress 15:17

20 weeks15:17

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Understanding lower critical temperature and factors that impact it, cow body condition and feeding to meet cow requirements are topics discussed.

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Understanding Vaccine Development and New Technology Being Used to Quickly Respond to Viruses 33:01

21 weeks33:01

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Vaccine development continues to advance with new technologies. Dr. McVey talks about historic and new methods being used.

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Sample, Test, Inventory and Stage Harvested Hay 12:16

22 weeks12:16

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Testing hay allows producers to match forage quality to cow nutrition needs and cost effectively purchase feed to complement hay inventory.

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Winter Management Options for Weaned Calves 12:16

23 weeks12:16

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Strategies for growing calves through the winter, the importance of rumen undegradable protein and compensatory gain is discussed.

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Getting More Out of Fall and Winter Grazing 20:12

24 weeks20:12

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Nebraska research shows strip grazing annual forages and crop residue can improve harvest efficiency and extend the quality of grazing avaiable.

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Dont Let Cow Herd Condition Slip 8:12

26 weeks8:12

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Fall is a critical time to body condition score cows and is an opportune time to increase condition on thin cows prior to the onset of winter and prepare them for calving.

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Utilizing the ARM Method to Monitor Antimicrobial Use When Treating Bovine Respiratory Disease 42:49

27 weeks42:49

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Dr. John Groves, a veterinarian who works with high-risk stocker operations together with Dr. Brian Vander Ley discuss how they are utilizing a systems approach process and feedback monitoring to help producers address antimicrobial resistance related to BRD.

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How Grazing Corn Residue Affects the Soil 19:44

27 weeks19:44

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Over 20 years of research shows that there is yield benefit to subsequent crops following grazing of corn residue with cattle.

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Understanding Bovine Respiratory Syncytial Virus (BRSV) in Cattle 33:49

28 weeks33:49

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Dr. Amelia Woolums from Mississipi State discusses how BRSV infects cattle and management strategies to minimize its impact.

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The Full Picture of Cow Efficiency 34:46

29 weeks34:46

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There are a number of metrics that can be used to measure cow efficiency. Dr. David Lalman from OSU discusses research being conducted looking at factors that impact cow forage utilization efficiency.

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Hold the Net Wrap and Twine 6:12

29 weeks6:12

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Net wrap and twine that isn't removed from hay prior to feeding to cattle can lodge in the rumen and cause health problems. Research is discussed.

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Feeder and Live Cattle Markets Face Mixed Signals as Fall Approaches 12:49

31 weeks12:49

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The cash market basis for feeder cattle and calves in Nebraska compared to CME feeder cattle prices are historically wide. The carcass cutout value of cows is only 20 dollars per cwt less than the Choice steer cut out value. Consumer trends and considerations for cow herd expansion are discussed.

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Understanding and Managing Anaplasmosis in Cattle 10:12

32 weeks10:12

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Anaplasmosis is a blood borne bacterial disease primarily transmitted by ticks and contaminated needles. Dr. Matt Hille discusses the disease, symptoms and options to mitigate impact depending upon herd location and rate of infection.

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Effects of Conventional and Natural Management Systems on Backgrounding and Finishing Performance of Beef Steers 18:31

32 weeks18:31

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Cattle health and performance was analzyed from weaning through harvest comparing three growing and finishing systems that included conventional performance enhancing technology or were all natural.

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Biosecurity Basics and Beyond: Ensuring Your Operations Future 11:51

33 weeks11:51

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Practicing foundational biosecurity principals on a cattle operation can help protect cattle from disease risks.

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Pencil Out Profits on Calf Marketing Alternatives 20:20

33 weeks20:20

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Dr. Lee Shulz from Iowa State highlights things to consider for either marketing calves at weaning or growing and selling at a later date

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Haying and Cattle Grazing Areas with Hemlock 19:39

33 weeks19:39

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Hay fields and pastures with hemlock present will require caution when harvesting for hay or grazing to minimize the risk of poisoning cattle utilzing the forage.

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Derrell Peel - Status of Cattle Markets and Fall Outlook 15:29

34 weeks15:29

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Market volatility often comes with historically high prices. The fundamentals still point to strength in cattle prices through this fall.

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What Can I Afford to Pay for a Replacement Female? 20:02

34 weeks20:02

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Dr. David Anderson discusses factors that influence how much a producer can afford to pay for a bred heifer and have her be profitable.

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Great Plains Custom Heifer Development Program 15:29

35 weeks15:29

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How the program came about, the benefits for producers enrolling heifers in the program and plans for next year are discussed.

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Invading Nebraska: The Growing Threat of Invasive Plant Species 32:13

36 weeks32:13

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There are a number of new invasive plants species showing up in Nebraska. Ones to look for and resources to help identify them are discussed.

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Cashing in on your calf crop: Adding value at the auction block 17:51

36 weeks17:51

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Characteristics that differentiate calf value on load lots of video auction cattle is discussed.

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Six Things to Consider when Developing a Price Risk Management Strategey for Cattle 18:16

37 weeks18:16

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Dr. Kenny Burdine from the University of Kentucky discusses principles for producers looking to manage price risk for calves and feeder cattle.

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How Rangeland Fire Impacts Barbed Wire Fence 22:49

39 weeks22:49

22:49

John Weir from Oklahoma State University shares research on barbed wire and posts impacted by both prescribed fire and wildfire.

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Understanding Pinkeye in Cattle 13:31

40 weeks13:31

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Dr. Matt Hille discusses research, vaccine, management practices and treatment approaches for dealing with pinkeye in cattle.

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Understanding Feeder Cattle Basis Price Risk 22:53

40 weeks22:53

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The difference between CME feeder cattle prices and local cash prices can be quite wide. Dr. Shroeder discusses how understanding the factors that drive this helps producers use price risk management tools.

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Prairie Dog Management on Pastures and Rangelands 41:06

41 weeks41:06

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Prairie dog activity can have significant impacts to agricultural producer. Understanding their life cycle and options to control them are discussed

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Understanding Nitrate and Prussic Acid Poisoning in Cattle 20:18

43 weeks20:18

20:18

Understanding what is occuring when nitrate or prussic acid posioning occurs can help producers reduce risk and know how to best care for cattle.

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Nebraska Team Identifies New Genetic Defect Impacting Cattle Morbidity and Meat Quality 14:52

44 weeks14:52

14:52

A recently discoverd recessive genetic defect that impacts the ability of cattle to break down glycogen into usable energy for sustained muscle activity is discussed.

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Effect of Limit Feeding and Shade to Mitigate Heat Stress for Growing Cattle in a Backgrounding Yard 20:15

45 weeks20:15

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Research by Kansas State University showed significant benefit to growing cattle experiencing heat stress in a feedlot to have access to shade and be limit fed an energy dense diet.

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Different Methods of Weaning and the Impact to Cattle Health and Performance through Harvest 31:49

45 weeks31:49

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Research conducted in Alabama with Angus-Simmental cross calves examined three different weaning methods and evaluated the impacts throughout the production system.

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Research Review: Frequency of DDGS Supplementation Impacts Gains of Yearlings on Grass 15:54

45 weeks15:54

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Supplementing dried distillers grains to yearling cattle on grass can be profitable. Value of gain, cost of gain, level of supplementation, frequency and timing during the grazing season are discussed.

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