How-much-forage-do-I-have for grazing
A Simple Method for Estimating Plant Biomass Used in Grazing Management
Texas Animal Health Commission (TAHC)
Livestock for Small Acreage Landowners
Nativehttp://http//www.tahc.state.tx.us/ Grassland Monitoring and Management (pdf)
Drought and Livestock
- Planning_The Key to Surviving Drought
- Livestock Management
- Supplemental Feeding
- Stocking Rate and Grazing Management
- Toxic Range Plants
Beef Cattle
What you need to know about the New Cattle Traceability Rule
- TAHC-Acceptable Forms of Official Identification
- Designing a Bud Box (pdf)
- Beef Cattle Handling Pointers (pdf)
- Forage Quality and Quantity – Managing Nutrition in Range Beef Cattle
- Body Condition, Nutrition and Reproduction of Beef Cows
- Forages for Beef Cattle (pdf)
- Estimating Grazeable Acreage for Cattle
- Buying vs. Raising Replacement Heifers
- Texas Bovine Trichomoniasis Control Program_Facts for Cattle Owners
- Factors and Feed for Supplementing Beef Cows
- Stocking Rate Decisions (pdf)
Goats/Sheep
- Doe & Ewe Production Calendar
- Marketing Goats and Lambs
- Management Tips for Internal Parasite Control in Sheep and Goats
- Biosecurity for Sheep and Goat Producers
Texas A&M AgriLife Livestock Guardian Dog Program
Swine
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