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Breeding season is done, but you still need to pay attention to your bulls instead of forgetting about them until next year. The months after breeding are a good chance to catch problems early. Bulls may end the season lighter, sore, injured, or tired from working cows and moving around. If you notice a small […]
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When winter pasture begins to green up, it can be hard to wait before letting the cows in. After a good fall rain, rye, wheat, oats, or ryegrass can green up fast. The cows notice as well. They gather at the fence and bawl, making it feel like you are wasting good feed by keeping […]
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A load of cotton feed might seem like a good deal in November when you see it at the gin. Before you schedule a delivery, make sure you know what it will actually provide for your cattle and what the real cost will be. According to Texas A&M AgriLife, most cottonseed in Texas is sold […]
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A harvested field might seem like the solution to your winter feed costs. The combine is done, stalks are left behind, and your cows need a place to graze. Before letting them in, step out and check what they can really eat. In West Texas and the Southern Plains, November often lines up grain harvest […]
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Lice problems in October usually start quietly. You might notice a few calves rubbing on a fence or see some hair stuck to a post. Maybe one thin cow looks rougher than the others. If you see bare patches, lice have probably already gotten ahead. This is why October is important in West Texas and […]
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