Complete BeefTalk Title Listing
Separated by Year - Newest to Oldest


2008	BT435 - A New Year Means a New Bull BT434 - No Least Cost Here BT433 - Really, Tell Me More! BT432 - Cows Should Not Be Gift-wrapped BT431 - Your Bill Is $52.87, So Pay Up BT430 - Do You Know When Your Cows Will Calve Next Spring? BT429 - Three Pedals, But Only Two Feet BT428 - Contentious Readability BT427 - The Weather Is Nice, But the Cows Are Thin BT426 - Fewer Cows, Less Feed BT425 - Husbandry and Science Overlap, But Not Completely BT424 - Pregnancy Check - Better to be Surprised Now Than at Calving BT423 - Coins or Calves, I Guess It's the Law BT422 - Tips for Marketing Cows and Bulls BT421 - Market Cows and Bulls Are Not Culls BT420 - Pounds Weaned Per Cow Exposed Holding at 500 Pounds BT419 - Tough Decisions at Cow Culling Time BT418 - Buy Feed by Value, Not Pounds BT417 - Pregnancy Check Now For Better Management BT416 - Now That Hurts! BT415 - I Pledge My Head to Clearer Thinking BT414 - Fight the DNA Helix BT413 - Understanding Data Takes Time, Focus and Dedication BT412 - Cow Size - Effects of Cow Size on Pasture Management BT411 - Cow Size - Calf Value BT410 - The Great Divide: Group Versus Individual Data BT409 - Do We Exist Only If Someone Else Knows We Exist? BT408 - With Cow Size, One Can't Forget Production Potential BT407 - This Is Next Year Country BT406 - Life Goes On BT405 - Cow Size – To Win the Race, You Must Know What Race You Are In BT404 - Cow Size – Dry Lot Versus Pasture BT403 - Cow Size – How Much More Does the Big Cow Eat? BT402 - Cow Size – Big and Very Big Cows Do Exist BT401 - Cow Size – A Foundational Issue BT400 - One Size Does Not Fit All BT399 - Now Is the Time to Sort Old Cows BT398 - Develop Drought Plan When Cows Are Close BT397 - Heads Up – It’s Calving Time BT396 - EPDs Provide Knowledge, Producers Provide Wisdom BT395 - EPD Accuracy – Contemporary Groups BT394 - EPD Accuracy – Possible Changing Values BT393 - Bull Buying Basics – The Numbers Are Real, But Not Absolute BT392 - Bull Buying Basics – Accuracy BT391 - Bull Buying Basics – The Package Counts, Not the Wrapping BT390 - Bull-buying Basics – Get to Know the Numbers and Performance Will Follow BT389 - Control Costs, But Don’t Sacrifice Bull Nutrition, Health and Genetics BT388 - Wind and Cold Are a Dangerous Combination For Bulls BT387 - Adaptability, Body Condition Closely Connected BT386 - Don’t Overlook the Value of Cattle Hair BT385 - Prevention and Early Intervention Are Keys to Unlocking the Sick Pen BT384 - Gosh, Mom, We Just Have to Make That
2007	BT383 - Would You Prefer Doggies or Dogies? BT382 - It’s Always Nice to Talk Cattle BT381 - It’s Not Cheap to Raise a Good Ranch Horse BT380 - Where Do All the Colts and Fillies Go? BT379 - Beef Techie – Maybe a New Career BT378 - Animal Identification and Disease Management are Closely Linked BT377 - A Burden or Opportunity? BT376 - The Key and the Calf Have Value BT375 - Forward Thinkers Always Are Needed in the Beef Industry BT374 - Buy a Scale BT373 - Load’em Up and Bring Those “Doggies” Home BT372 - Opportunity Comes with Intensity BT371 - Replacement Heifer Roundup BT370 - Stress-free Calves – No Hot Shots, Whips or Sticks BT369 - Is It Ever Too Dry To Grow a Plant? BT368 - The Willow Stick and Water – Can’t Live Without It BT367 - Don’t Forget That Every Good Rose Has Good Thorns BT366 - Change Is Slow, But It Is Coming BT365 - Animal Identification Slowly Is Becoming a Maze That Goes Nowhere BT364 - What Happened to the Calving Book? BT363 - Wrecks Are Not Desirable; Vaccinate Your Calves Now BT362 - Is What We Say What We Do? BT361 - Now is the Time to Plan for Preconditioned Calves BT360 - Roving Thoughts on a Hot Summer Day BT359 - Beef Business Full of Joyful and Sorrowful Producers BT358 - Back to the Fungus BT357 - Attention to Details is worth $1,247,872.50 BT356 - Grass is Not Free BT355 - Pasture and Range, the Second Priority for Cow-calf Producers BT354 - Mushrooms - Success is in the Details BT353 - Herd Nutrition is the Foundation of the Cow Herd BT352 - Cave Images Just Can’t Compete with Cell Phone Text BT351 - Lowline Steer Value Plus Feedlot Performance and Carcass Characteristics BT350 - “These Cattle Were Very Interesting” BT349 - Lowline Cattle – Matching Calving Ease with Value on the Rail BT348 - Loala Bulls Impact Calving Ease BT347 - Life Does Not Come Easy BT346 - Damn – I Just Can’t Get It BT345 - Is Manure a Waste Problem or a Resource? BT344 - Someone You Should Get To Know – Your Waste Management Professional BT343 - Remind Me Later BT342 - Precalving Should Mean Contented Cows BT341 - Vaccinate and Get ahead of the Storm BT340 - A Review of a Good Sale Catalog BT339 - Good Bull Buying Rests on Knowing Your Cattle BT338 - Good Bull Ads Let the Data Shine BT337 - True or False - The Biggest Blowfish Use EPDs BT336 - Animal Identification, a Reality or Simply a Perception BT335 - Don’t Buy Blowfish, Use EPDs BT334 - The Annual Bull Buying Season Starts – Time to Bone Up on EPDs BT333 - The Future Starts with Common Sense BT332 - The Future of Beef – Proven Bulls
2006	BT331 - The Future of Beef – Animal Welfare BT330 - The Future of Beef – Food Safety and Animal Health Issues BT329 - The Future of Beef – Labor Issues BT328 - Most Cow-calf Producers Are Animal-feeding Operations BT327 - The Future of Beef – Environmental Issues for Beef BT326 - Beef Cow Waste Creates Challenges for the Future BT325 - The Future of Beef – Global Competitiveness BT324 - The Future of Beef – Consumer Issues and Demand BT323 - The Future of Beef – Midsized Challenges BT322 - The Changing Face of Beef Production BT321 - The Future of Beef BT320 - A Call to Arms Because the Rooster Crowed BT319 - Do Not Cut Out Tags BT318 - Do You Have Your SRMs Managed by the Correct PVP or QSA? BT317 - Source and Age Verification Are Two Different Concepts BT316 - Verification - Same Story, Different Time BT315 - Verify Is a Verb, Which Means Action BT314 - Now Is the Time to Plan Ahead For Thin Cows BT313 - Beef Cows are What They Eat BT312 - Early Weaning is Certainly a Viable Option in Drought Conditions BT311 - A Cow's Production Needs to Cover Expenses BT310 - The J Game – Vaccinate BT309 - Drought and Infertility – Find the Fertile Cattle and Sell the Rest BT308 - Early Cow Pregnancy Check Can Create Marketing Options BT307 - Late-calving Cows Can Be Costly BT306 - Grazing Plan Will Eliminate the Need to Hit Panic Button BT305 - Ten Observations on Animal Identification BT304 - Did You Miss Your Rotation Date? BT303 - Keep Your Bull at Home BT302 - Source- and Age-verified Replacements Are Hard to Find BT301 - Shrink – $20 Worth of Understanding BT300 - Reduce Summer Stress on Calves by Developing a Vaccination Program BT299 - People Are Not Robots BT298 - Electronic Identification - Two Steps Ahead, One Back BT297 - Ear Tags Are Like Seed - Only the Beginning BT296 - Tagging Calves - Know Your Speed, Distance and Escape Route BT295 - Attitude Change Alert BT294 - A Shining Star - Zero Dollar Feedlot Treatment Costs BT293 - When Should I Turn Out the Bulls? BT292 - Paranoia Can Overwhelm Common Sense Solutions BT291 - Numbers, Different Functions, Different Outcomes BT290 - Calving and Pac-Man – Now is the Time BT289 - The Morning Paper BT288 - Good Beef Management Includes Forage Planning BT287 - Index Traits Can Simplify Bull Purchase Procedure BT286 - Prepare for Calving: Get a Calving Book and Use It BT285 - Visit Your Nutritionist Now or Your Veterinarian Later BT284 - Reality Hits Hard BT283 - Bull-buying Homework: Study Numbers, Make Good Choices BT282 - Power Drives Technology BT281 - The Beef Business is Full of Optical Illusions BT280 - Bulls Are Valuable Assets, and Now Is the Time to Evaluate the Old Bulls
2005	BT279 - Let's Check the Bull Pen BT278 - Yield Grade Can be Confusing in Calculating Value BT277 - Feedlot Data Linked to Quality Data on the Rail BT276 - The Sum of the Parts Makes Up the Whole BT275 - Cha-ching - Management Systems Impact Dollars BT274 - No Error Is Greater Than Life BT273 - Can You Compete? BT272 - Change and Productivity Should Move In Unison BT271 - CalfAID - A USDA Process Verified Program BT270 - Be Proactive, the Bite is Better if it Isn't Out of One's Own Rear BT269 - Are Your Cows On a Weight-control Program? BT268 - Sound Production Practices - Animal Identification and Waste Management BT267 - Thinking is more important than talking BT266 - Calf Growth Makes the Beef Business BT265 - Calf source verification must happen at the source BT264 - Calving Distribution is an Excellent Trait to Evaluate Reproduction BT263 - The 21st century has started with good calving percentages BT262 - Ear tags produce numbers that can evolve into data BT261 - 500 Pounds Weaned Per Cow Exposed, A New CHAPS Benchmark BT260 - Pain Has No Value BT259 - Data Is the Power Behind the Ear Tag BT258 - Be Careful When Signing Age and Source Verifiable Contracts BT257 - New Words for an Old Business; Brace Yourself BT256 - Do you know what AFO means? BT255 - $20 per calf covers identification, data management and traceback BT254 - Manual tracking outdoes electronic tracking to date BT253 - Tracking cattle requires more than an EID ear tag BT252 - Grass and Fairy Rings Create Opportunities BT251 - Nurturing Is Key Part of Rural Circle of Life BT250 - The National Animal Identification System's Key Components BT249 - The NAIS Animal ID Plan, Multiple Purposes, But a Single Focus??? BT248 - Seen Any Tag Fairies Lately? BT247 - A Defining Moment: 22 Pages of Details in the NAIS Plan BT246 - Beef Industry Needs Cooperation BT245 - Make Way for the Little Guy, He's Paying His Bills BT244 - A Tale of Four Calves; Retain Common Sense BT243 - Before the bulls go out, Ask "Is this the right time?" BT242 - Beef Producers Need a Green Thumb BT241 - Long-term value is better than short-term premium BT240 - Individual tracking system not ready for prime time BT239 - Cut-out ear tag is a 9 on the Richter scale BT238 - North Dakota Stockmen's Brand Inspection Service Adds 15 Percent BT237 - Tracking, backtracking and retracking - the saga continues BT236 - Currently, out of every 100 calves entering the marketing system, 15 are lost BT235 - Take a look, it's in your hands BT234 - Ear tags - The key to the future, don't throw away the key BT233 - Don't hesitate, now is the time to order calf ear tags BT232 - Beef production - Are you in the game, on the bench or in the stands? BT231 - EPDs - Understanding the Basics BT230 - Overhead Costs Loom Big in Working Cattle on Range BT229 - Tagging Cattle Challenges Time Management Concept
2004	BT228 - Production, Marketing Plans Need to be Evaluated Separately BT227 - A Cow Is Still a Cow, But How We Manage That Cow Is Changing BT226 - Premises Identification - How Does It Affect Beef Producers? BT225 - Eyeball to Eyeball, It’s Never Too Late to Speculate BT224 - Late Calving Cows: Lost Weight, Lost Dollars BT223 - Proper Bull Care Now Will Bring Dividends Next Spring BT222 - Clean Out the Cull Bulls and Save Feed Inventory BT221 - Beef Is What’s for Dinner BT220 - Tonight There is One Less BT219 - Read Owner’s Manual before Using the Trailer BT218 - A Wild Ride, But a Lesson Learned BT217 - More Power, More Pounds; Six Minutes Could Save a Life BT216 - Calf Vaccination Expenses Trivial In Comparison to Value of Calf BT215 - CHAPS: basic information and decision-making power BT214 - Bellowing Calves Lose $2 to $3 in Value Daily BT213 - How Do You Spell Beef? Change BT212 - Where Have All the Beef Cows Gone? BT211 - The Ever Changing Cost of Putting in a $2 Ear Tag BT210 - Pac Man 101: Vaccinate Against Foreign Invasion BT209 - The Roar of Silence Present When Technology Takes a Hit BT208 - Net Calf Value Return Exceeds $750 Record BT207 - Data Collected From Beef Cattle Is Good Only If Used BT206 - Death in the Feedlot – A Harsh Pocketbook Reality BT205 - Death On The Prairie BT204 - Do You Want to Early Wean? BT203 - The Fire Drill: A False Positive Test BT202 - When Dealt a Royal Flush, Bid High BT201 - The Value of Data - $41,667 BT200 - Be Ready for the Big “Swoosh” BT199 - How many cows are in heat? Are they ready for breeding? BT198 - Trees, People, Cattle, Graduates: All Important Industry Elements BT197 - An Electronic ID Project to Help Beef BT196 - Develop Drought Strategies Before You Need to Cull Cows BT195 - Are Seasonal Effects on Birth Weight Real? BT194 - We Have Lift Off BT193 - Acceptable Means Raising a Calf With Marketability BT192 - Buy Bulls that Graduate at the Top of Their Class BT191 - Sire Selection Made Easy: Pick From the Top 25 Percent BT190 - Gain is for Profit, Not Cost Recovery BT189 - Pick the High Spot, Provide Some Protection and Bedding BT188 - Picking Up the Tab: An Uneasy Moment BT187 - Shrink - The Hidden Cost Left To Blow In The Dust BT186 - Facility and Equipment Costs are Part of National ID Program BT185 - Equipment Is Pricey, But Life Is Priceless BT184 - Ninety seconds and counting: the cost of labor in cattle ID BT183 - Do You Know What USAIP Stands For? BT182 - Remember the Black Cow You Purchased Back in ’04? BT181 - Cold Snow Creates Imagery While Challenging People and Cows BT180 - Crossbreeding Provides Real Economic Opportunities BT179 - Cattle Breeds and Grazing Systems Make for Good Discussion BT178 - Whether or Not There Is Profit, Producers Deal with Realizers BT177 - You Can Bet Your Ribeye Steak that Ranchers Will Adapt and Survive BT176 - Sum of the Parts Determines Beef Carcass Value
2003	BT175 - Our Industry’s Future Rests with New Generations BT174 - White or Red, What Meat are Your Cows Producing? BT173 - Yield Grade Affects Beef Pricing Scales BT172 - Use Benchmarks to Establish In-Herd Quality Grades BT171 - Ever Wonder What Quality Grade Is? BT170 - Working to Get More “er” From the Calf Crop BT169 - Female Inventory Change Analysis is Big Benefit of Commercial Records BT168 - Market Power Creates Sale Options for Heifers BT167 - Knowing How to Compare Apples to Oranges is Critical BT166 - A Bird in the Hand is Worth Two in the Bush, Maybe BT165 - Ear Tags are Only for Those Who Surrender BT164 - Managing Costs Can Help Bank High Calf Income BT163 - Calculate Numbers to Provide Money for Future Generations BT162 - Mobile, Multiple-Use Power Units Replace the Farm Truck BT161 - Can You Comprehend the Vastness of the Beef Industry? BT160 - Focus on Profit Items for Successful Beef Production BT159 - Use Herd Benchmarks to Evaluate Performance BT158 - The Future of the Beef Business Involves Records on Total Herd Performance BT157 - Early Pregnancy Checking Can Increase Sale Options BT156 - Herd Health Directly Affects Beef Cattle Profit BT155 - Herd Health is Paramount to Profits BT154 - 2002 Steer Crop Provided Insights and Profits BT153 - Steer 2180 Sets the Performance Goal BT152 - Biosecurity Issues Affect Beef Industry Production BT151 - Risk and Potential Benefits Need Managing for Successful Outcome BT150 - Know the Numbers When Making Ownership Decisions BT149 - Fear of Unknown Prompts Retained ownership Reluctance BT148 - Low-Cost and High-Cost Producers May View Price Projections Differently BT147 - Projected Steer Value is Key in Retained Ownership Decisions BT146 - Can the Cow Do What We Want Her to do? BT145 - Tagging and Tracking Cows is not as Simple as it Sounds BT144 - Evaluating the Costs of Source Verification BT143 - Producers Know their Cattle with “SmartCows” BT142 - Cull Cows Now or Take 40 Cents on the Dollar Come Fall BT141 - Paperwork Without Trust is Environmentally Unsound BT140 - Bull Shopping Can Be a Success with the Right Data BT139 - Examination is as Important as Cow Reproduction Preparation BT138 - Base Calving Season Changes on Costs, Resource Availability BT137 - For a Real Weather Report, Ask you Grandparents BT136 - Managing Within the Circle of Life BT135 - Data Study Helps Evaluation of Moderate Framed Beef Cows BT134 - Records Can Provide Opportunities for Maximum Heterosis BT133 - AI Sire Selection Criteria Aids in Building a Uniform Cow Herd BT132 - Heifers are Half Done Calving Before Their Expected Calving Date BT131 - Selection in Bull Buying Can Lessen Surprises in Calf Crop BT130 - Data Collection Gives Accuracy to Trait Selection in Beef Cattle BT129 - Genetic Train Includes 60 Chromosomes in Each Cell Working to Make Beef BT128 - Professional Producers Show Meaning of “Here’s the Beef” BT127 - Cows are Coming Off the Corn in Good Shape BT126 - Records Provide the Proof When Looking for Bull Power BT125 - Data Analysis is Important Part of Calf Finishing Phase BT124 - Cow Value is Important to Create Cash Flow Value
2002	BT123 - Closed for Inventory – Come Back Tomorrow BT122 - Preparation Involves Accepting Yourself and the Things You Can’t Control BT121 - Young and Old Cows Just Need a Little Extra Care BT120 - Improve Calving Distribution by Proper Winter Management BT119 - Use Lazy L to Make Inventory Reductions BT118 - I Wish, I Wish, for a Lifestyle Called Beef BT117 - Thin Cows or Fat Cows - Which is Better? BT116 - Calculating Shrink on Sale Calves Can Be Your Profit BT115 - Depopulation is the Fork in the Road Where Change Meets Opposition BT114 - Cow Choppers vs. Corn Choppers BT113 - Is the Investment in Corn Chopping Worth the Potential Income? BT112 - Grid Marketing Demands Knowledge of Markets and Your Cattle BT111 - How do I get $600 for My Calves? BT110 - Hold onto Your Soil; It Is the Heart of Our Livelihood BT109 - Retained Ownership Needs a Meaningful Relationship BT108 - Beef Production From a Bull’s Eye Point Of View BT107 - In the World of Agriculture, Almost is Not Good Enough BT106 - Decisions Based on Data Improve Odds, Can Help with Time Crunch BT105 - Labor and Facilities for $1 Per Head is a Pre-Weaning Bargain BT104 - Very Dry Years Can Trigger Early Weaning of Calf Crop BT103 - Wean Early; Cull Early and Deep; Order Your Feed From the East BT102 - Early Weaning Can Alleviate Feed Management Concerns BT101 - Sort Young, Thin Cows Before Winter Arrives BT100 - Nutritional Needs Important During Drought Management BT099 - Have a Plan to Get Rid of Freeloading Cows BT098 - Rapid Food Product Changes Demand Close Attention to Bull Selection BT097 - Produce Six More Bags of Cow Cake By Harvesting Forage at the Optimum Time BT096 - Allow Calves to Grow Quickly, But Use a Pinch of Economics BT095 - June Is Time to Shift Into Neutral Before the Next Crunch Time BT094 - How Do We Balance the Books When They’re Off by $78,837? BT093 - Check Your Bulls as Often as You Check Your Cows BT092 - Are Your Cows Ready to Breed? BT091 - Marketing Plans Need to be Formulated Now BT090 - Beef Business Profit Involves Precious Management Skills BT089 - Considering the Future of Animal Agriculture – Should it Expand Here? BT088 - Calving and Weaning Dilemmas Closely Connected by Weather BT087 - Cow Breeding Is Our Focus Now BT086 - Are You Monitoring for Johne’s Disease? BT085 - How Many Cows Do You Have? BT084 - Life Is a Moment, But It Is Our Only Moment! BT083 - Evaluate Sire Selection Birth Weights Using Data BT082 - Beef Industry Changes Appear on the Horizon BT081 - Beef Production Equation Involves Bull, Cow Qualities BT080 - Scientific Method Is Just the Facts, Opinion Is for the Entertainers BT079 - EPDs Are Road Signs for the Beef Producer BT078 - That Cow Wasn’t Supposed to Calve Today BT077 - Why Not Indicators for Beef Bulls? BT076 - Use EPDs to Design Your Beef Production Plan BT075 - Bull Sale Season Has Begun; Start Your EPDs BT074 - Did You Do Your Best? Did You Have Fun? BT073 - Track Enterprise Income to Develop Beef Production Plan BT072 - Inventory Count Is Essential to Write Profit, Loss Equation
2001	BT071 - A Handshake Communicates Honesty, Good Luck and Thanks BT070 - No Dead Slips Please BT069 - Keeping Bulls Out of Sight and Out of Mind Can Lead to Disaster BT068 - Listen to Ideas from the Next Generation of Beef Producers BT067 - Positive Economic Benefits Possible by Studying Numbers BT066 - Out-wintering Is a Challenge That Presents Opportunities BT065 - Do You Know the Variation in Your Herd Performance? BT064 - Sleeping With the Calves BT063 - Not All Make It to the Finish Line, but 2001 Numbers are Good BT062 - Good Questions are Abundant, but Answers Require Solid Research BT061 - Is Management or Genetics Responsible for Slackers? BT060 - Net Returns Look Positive for 5 Years -- What’s Next? BT059 - Good Number Use Can Minimize Risk Exposure BT058 - Increased Calf Value, Not Premiums Can Be Realized BT057 - Option Processing -- How to Use Forages for Fall Cattle Grazing BT056 - The Horse Did Not Get Saddled Today BT055 - Retained Ownership Could Give Families a 16 Percent Raise BT054 - When to Sell the Calves? BT053 - The Final Report Card Is Here for Last Year’s Calves BT052 - Get the Most Bang for your Buck: Cull Those Heifers Now BT051 - Attention to Detail Necessary for Quality Beef Cow Records BT050 - Ogeechee - Brighter from the East, Record Keeping Continues to Progress BT049 - Collect Data Now to Gain Knowledge for Decisions BT048 - Eliminate Complacency -- Make Those Round Bales Big and Tie Them Tight BT047 - Hay Harvest Time Sets Scene To Calculate Winter Feed Needs BT046 - Now Is Time to Check for Breeding Success BT045 - 2002 Spring Work Schedule Takes Shape for Producers BT044 - Cowsonality -- Familiarity That Creates Producer Predictability BT043 - Sire Power is Important Part of Successful Beef Enterprises BT042 - Generational Differ ences Exist, Attention to the Basics Is Lesson Learned BT041 - Calving Reflections BT040 - The World’s Best Beef Is Made in the Northern Great Plains BT039 - Review Numbers Carefully To Maximize Beef’s Profit Potential BT038 - Do You Belong in the Beef Business? BT037 - Conservative View of Opportunities Will Minimize Risk, Aid in Production BT036 - Successful Beef Production Involves and Artists Attention to Details BT035 - Your Feedlot Game Plan - Is It Responsive to Your Situation? BT034 - Are Your Heifers Ready to Breed? BT033 - Changing Calving Date Can Impact Income Opportunities BT032 - Retained Ownership - Is Your Decision Based on Factual Data? BT031 - Sorting by the Numbers can Relieve Some Feedlot Mangement Problems BT030 - For Beef Producers, Caring for Living, Breathing Animals is Top Priority BT029 - Be Aware of Needs, Supply When Looking to Buy Bulls BT028 - Have You Investigated all the Options of Beef Production BT027 - Sire Selection Decisions Have a Long-Term Impact on the Herd BT026 - Cow Contentment is Evident when Calls are only to the Next Pen BT025 - Serious Bull Buying Requires Window Shopping and Numbers Homework BT024 - Use Data and Benchmark Values to Buy Bulls as an Investment BT023 - Buying Bulls by the Numbers can Provide Data and Increase Profit BT022 - Heifer Calves Present Value-Added Economic Opportunity BT021 - Raising Bred Heifers - Is It Worth the Returns? BT020 - Know Your Costs When Buying Hay for Energy
2000	BT019 - Count Those Cows - And Determine Your Hay Needs BT018 - Consider Production Potential When Buying Cows BT017 - Plan Cow Herd Replacement by Evaluating CHAPS Data BT016 - Beef Value Increase is Major Contributor to Local Economies BT015 - Give Special Care to Cows that will be Three Years Old. They Need It BT014 - Sound Sorting Makes Good Sense in Beef Management BT013 - Winners are the Profit Takers in Beef Business BT012 - Use Technology to Make Management Decisions BT011 - A Cow’s-Eye-View of Weaning BT010 - Weather Change Heightens Awareness of Weaning Time BT009 - Calves, Cowboys and Pickups - Transportation Costs Are Often a Hidden Charge BT008 - Producers Can’t Management What They Don’t Measure BT007 - Vaccinating Pays BT006 - Determining the True Value of Calved Can be Tough BT005 - Data Needs to be Collected to Aid Management Plans BT004 - Prepare Now for Future Calving Seasons BT003 - Fall and Pregnant Cows: Make Measurements Now BT002 - Pounds Weaned Per Cow Exposed: How Herds Differ BT001 - Pounds Weaned Per Cow Exposed: An Important Production Trait

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