Survey work from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln shows that producers can use a combination of price risk management and different lengths in their production system as a hedge against adverse price movements. Putting on weight during the winter and selling in March-April or selling in the late summer are the two common backgrounding production systems in Nebraska. Within these two systems, total weight gain can be influenced by the type of feed given. Table 1 shows group-level trial data for these two types of systems in Nebraska. Gain can either be fast or slow in either the winter stocking 2022-23 and summer grazing 2023 seasons. These decisions impact the total weight gained at each phase and thus the time and weight feeder cattle en...
As corn prices have more than doubled in the last two years, cattle producers continually look for a...
A two-year summary of growing/ finishing systems indicates that steer calves wintered at 1.5 lb/day ...
Profitability of beef cattle production is highly dependent upon cost of production. The largest var...
Survey work from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln shows that producers can use a combination of pr...
Economic analyses were conducted examining 18 years of Nebraska monthly- average auction data to ! n...
Economic analyses were conducted to estimate the effect of management decisions on profitability of ...
Introduction This publication is designed to help cattle producers with acquisition and merchandisin...
Feed costs represent the major cost in most livestock production systems. A recently completed analy...
June-born cattle backgrounded at a lower rate during the winter were unable to fully compensate duri...
Numerous alternatives exist for feeding and managing weaned medium-frame steers to slaughter. Effici...
The effect of winter rate of gain on subsequent grazing and finishing performance was evaluated usin...
Two wintering systems, cornstalk grazing plus 5 lb/head/day of wet corn gluten feed and cornstalk gr...
Data were collected to determine effect of winter gain on forage intake and summer and finishing per...
Calves backgrounded in a forage–based, yearling system at a greater ADG maintained a performance adv...
Winter stocker grazing programs are commonly used by cattle producers in the South. A number of deci...
As corn prices have more than doubled in the last two years, cattle producers continually look for a...
A two-year summary of growing/ finishing systems indicates that steer calves wintered at 1.5 lb/day ...
Profitability of beef cattle production is highly dependent upon cost of production. The largest var...
Survey work from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln shows that producers can use a combination of pr...
Economic analyses were conducted examining 18 years of Nebraska monthly- average auction data to ! n...
Economic analyses were conducted to estimate the effect of management decisions on profitability of ...
Introduction This publication is designed to help cattle producers with acquisition and merchandisin...
Feed costs represent the major cost in most livestock production systems. A recently completed analy...
June-born cattle backgrounded at a lower rate during the winter were unable to fully compensate duri...
Numerous alternatives exist for feeding and managing weaned medium-frame steers to slaughter. Effici...
The effect of winter rate of gain on subsequent grazing and finishing performance was evaluated usin...
Two wintering systems, cornstalk grazing plus 5 lb/head/day of wet corn gluten feed and cornstalk gr...
Data were collected to determine effect of winter gain on forage intake and summer and finishing per...
Calves backgrounded in a forage–based, yearling system at a greater ADG maintained a performance adv...
Winter stocker grazing programs are commonly used by cattle producers in the South. A number of deci...
As corn prices have more than doubled in the last two years, cattle producers continually look for a...
A two-year summary of growing/ finishing systems indicates that steer calves wintered at 1.5 lb/day ...
Profitability of beef cattle production is highly dependent upon cost of production. The largest var...