Phil Reid

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Video Feature: Understanding Feed Labels
Producers need to understand the information provided on feed labels if they are tomake informed buying decisions. To assist in understanding the information provided on feed tags, each item will be
briefly discussed.
Video Feature: Fence line weaning
Dr. Clyde Lane, University of Tennessee Beef extension specialist, discusses a less stress inducing methods of weaning calves.
Video Feature: Reducing Hay Wastage
Hay wastage has always been a problem in beef operations. The problem has gotten much worse since large round bales have been utilized.
Video Feature: Marketing Cull Cows
Cull cows add the profits to the beef operation. Producers can increase the returns from these animals
by following a few management guidelines.
Video Feature: Nutritional Evaluation of Cow Herds
The nutritional status of the beef cow herd is linked to reproductive success, calf
performance and profitability. This has been established both scientifically and in practical "on farm" applications.
Video Feature: Prevent Hay Fires
Dr. Clyde Lane University of Tennessee, Beef Extension Specialist, discusses this important topic.
Video Feature: Shortening the Breeding Season
Beef producers should consider shortening the breeding season for their herd. A shorter breeding season can simplify management and improve returns.
Video Feature: Save Every Calf
The goal of every beef cattle producer should be to save every calf born on the farm.
Every calf saved, adds to the profits of the farming operation. By understanding the birth
process a producer can provide assistance to cows that are having difficulty.
Video Feature: Improve Pastures by Renovating
Dr. Clyde Lane University of Tennessee, Beef Extension Specialist, discusses this important topic.
Video Feature: Process Verified Program
Beef cattle producers have an opportunity to increase marketing opportunities for their calves by participating in the Process Verified Program (PVP). The Process Verified Program is administered by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) and provides suppliers of agricultural products or services the ability to assure customers of their ability to provide consistent quality products or services. The programs covered by the PVP are limited to
programs where specific process verified points are
Video Feature: Managing Around Fescue Endophyte
Dr. Clyde Lane University of Tennessee, Beef Extension Specialist, discusses this important topic.

Video Feature: Blackleg in Cattle
Dr. Clyde Lane University of Tennessee, Beef Extension Specialist, discusses this important topic.
Video Feature: Biosecurity in the Beef Herd
Dr. Clyde Lane University of Tennessee, Beef Extension Specialist, discusses this important topic.
Video Feature: Culling When Feed is Short
Dr. Clyde Lane University of Tennessee, Beef Extension Specialist, discusses this important topic.
Video Feature: Controlled Grazing
Dr. Clyde Lane University of Tennessee, Beef Extension Specialist, discusses this important topic.
Video Feature: Group Cattle for Winter Feeding
Dr. Clyde Lane University of Tennessee, Beef Extension Specialist, discusses this important topic.
Video Feature: Limiting Feed Intake
Dr. Clyde Lane University of Tennessee, Beef Extension Specialist, discusses this important topic.
Video Feature: How Many Heifers Should Be Kept
Dr. Clyde Lane University of Tennessee, Beef Extension Specialist, discusses this important topic.
Video Feature: Selecting and Developing Replacement Heifers
Dr. Clyde Lane University of Tennessee, Beef Extension Specialist, discusses this important topic.
Video Feature: Increase Value of Calves
Dr. Clyde Lane University of Tennessee details to make you calves bring more this fall
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