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Watch educational videos on beef cattle from beef farmers and other cattle experts. Learn about beef cattle buying, handling, feed, corral setups, animal behavior, genetics, and other topics. Also see videos about general beef industry news.

Making the Best Beef

Justin Sexten, Director of Supply Development at the Certified Angus Beef brand shares his insight on how cattle make the quality standards required for the brand.... More ›

Cow-Calf Corner - The Stages of Calving

Glenn Selk has advice for the 3 stages of calving.... More ›

Rotating hay locations for cattle

Paul Beck explains why it is important to rotate locations for feeding hay in pastures.... More ›

Quality, Demand on the Rise

Beef quality grades are higher than ever. Randy Blach, CEO of CattleFax, shares more on the economic and historical trends that led to better beef.... More ›

On Arrival, First Do No Harm

Brian Vander Ley, veterinary epidemiologist at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, talks about applying research on vaccine efficacy and best management practices.... More ›

Cow-Calf Corner - evening feeding

Glenn Selk explains how feeding cattle later in the day can help ensure calves will be born during the daylight.... More ›

Cow-Calf Corner - How many heifers should you keep?

Glenn Selk has advice on how many heifers to retain, to ensure herd growth.... More ›

Derrell Peel Cattle Market Update

Derrell Peel has an update on cull-cow markets.... More ›

Beef Milk vs. Dairy Cow Milk

Dave Lalman explains the difference between milk from beef and dairy cattle and has information about the upcoming Increasing Efficiencies in Forage and Feeding Field Day.... More ›

Cow-Calf Corner - Winter BCS Maintenance

Glenn Selk explains the importance of having cows in good body condition at calving time in the spring.... More ›

NCBA Helps Enhance Foreign Demand for Beef

Kent Bacus, Director of International Trade and Market Access, shares how NCBA works to remove trade barriers and advance beef industry trade priorities.... More ›

Limit Feeding's Benefits

Dale Blasi, Kansas State University animal scientist, discusses limit feeding as a way to save money and labor, while improving health monitoring... More ›

Cow-calf Corner

Glenn Selk has advice for preventing grass tetany in cattle on wheat pasture.... More ›

Derrell Peel On Cattle Markets

Derrell Peel says cattle markets have been “so far, so good” in 2018, but he admits he is not sure if that will last into 2019.... More ›

Cattle and Wheat Pasture

Paul Beck explains how to estimate the number of cattle to stock on wheat pasture.... More ›

Lowering Costs Without Lowering Fertility

Rick Funston, University of Nebraska animal scientist, talks about developing heifers economically. He spoke at the Feeding Quality Forum earlier this year. This video news is provided by Certified Angus Beef LLC and the American Angus Association.... More ›

Bale Feeding Systems

Dr. Dennis Hancock, UGA Forage Extension Specialist presents a "Cull and Choice Review" of bale feeding systems comparing dry matter loss, pasture damage, and time required for feeding.... More ›

What the Midterm Elections Mean for Public Lands Ranchers

Heat stress in broilers induced lesions of lymphoid tissues, indicating immune system impairment, but it’s not yet known if heat stress affects the vulnerability or severity of coccidiosis, Bryan Aguanta, a graduate student at the University of Georgia, told Poultry Health Today.... More ›

Growing U.S. Beef Exports

This year’s beef export market is running well ahead of last year’s pace. We asked Ted McKinney, the Under Secretary of Agriculture for Trade and Foreign Agricultural Affairs, to share his thoughts on the progress being made in growing U.S. beef exports.... More ›

The Future for U.S. Beef Trade

Kent Bacus, Director of International Trade and Market Access for the National Cattlemen's Beef Association, explains how NCBA works to advance beef industry trade priorities.... More ›

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