Severe drought conditions existed over a large portion of the Rocky Mountains and Northern Great Plains regions of the U.S. for most of 2002. There has not been much relief of these drought conditions in January or February of 2003 for most of the impacted areas. For some of the area, this is the third year of an extended drought. How has this drought impacted the cattle industry? What have producers done to cope with the drought and what are some alternatives for this year if drought conditions persist? Providing answers to these questions is the goal of this article
Nebraskans see it around them every day. Browning pastures, withered cornfields and higher water bil...
The Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service periodically issues revisions to its publications. The mo...
Precipitation received for the 12 months prior to 31 August, 2002 place last year’s drought as one o...
Severe drought conditions existed over a large portion of the Rocky Mountains and Northern Great Pla...
About two years ago we wrote a Cornhusker Economics article on this same topic. Unfortunately, the c...
The most recent drought conditions have grown to cover a large portion of the west and the central U...
This NebFact addresses how to deal with an inadequate supply of forage for range beef cattle because...
On average, producers are good managers of things they can control. In ranching and farming, however...
Introduction Drought is a recurring phenomenon with potential to significantly impact the livestock...
This issue is the first in a series addressing current drought conditions, economic impacts and reso...
Precipitation can be below average for much of the Nebraska Panhandle and adjoining areas for prolon...
Drought is a recurring event faced by many cow/calf producers across the nation. As drought events i...
This project assessed the impact that the 2012 drought had on northwest Iowa cow-calf operations. A ...
Drought is generally defined as a prolonged period during which annual precipitation is less than 75...
If you are a beef cattle producer that depends on rain fed pasture then you know how costly a severe...
Nebraskans see it around them every day. Browning pastures, withered cornfields and higher water bil...
The Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service periodically issues revisions to its publications. The mo...
Precipitation received for the 12 months prior to 31 August, 2002 place last year’s drought as one o...
Severe drought conditions existed over a large portion of the Rocky Mountains and Northern Great Pla...
About two years ago we wrote a Cornhusker Economics article on this same topic. Unfortunately, the c...
The most recent drought conditions have grown to cover a large portion of the west and the central U...
This NebFact addresses how to deal with an inadequate supply of forage for range beef cattle because...
On average, producers are good managers of things they can control. In ranching and farming, however...
Introduction Drought is a recurring phenomenon with potential to significantly impact the livestock...
This issue is the first in a series addressing current drought conditions, economic impacts and reso...
Precipitation can be below average for much of the Nebraska Panhandle and adjoining areas for prolon...
Drought is a recurring event faced by many cow/calf producers across the nation. As drought events i...
This project assessed the impact that the 2012 drought had on northwest Iowa cow-calf operations. A ...
Drought is generally defined as a prolonged period during which annual precipitation is less than 75...
If you are a beef cattle producer that depends on rain fed pasture then you know how costly a severe...
Nebraskans see it around them every day. Browning pastures, withered cornfields and higher water bil...
The Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service periodically issues revisions to its publications. The mo...
Precipitation received for the 12 months prior to 31 August, 2002 place last year’s drought as one o...