Cattle in Kansas

Beef Tips

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Creep Feeding: Let’s Run the Numbers!

Providing supplemental creep feed is often done in response to drought or when grass quality starts to decline during late-summer and early-fall. Creep feeding...

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27th K-State Beef Stocker Field Day scheduled for Sept. 24

MANHATTAN, Kan. – Does Theileria impact the health of newly arrived stocker cattle? A producer panel composed of veterinarians and industry leaders will address...

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Virtual fencing – where we started and where we are in 2026

Jaymelynn Farney, beef systems specialist - Parsons

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Grazing and the end of the growing season

Molly Reichenborn , range management specialist

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Test First, Don't Gamble: Managing Nitrate and Prussic Acid Risks in Forages

Many Kansas cattle operations rely on some type of harvested feed to use in the winter months and common among those sources is forage sorghum, sorghum-sudangrass,...

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Late Season Burning: A Tool for Range Management

With the dog days of summer coming to an end, we can finally “relax” and focus on other parts of the operation, such as harvest, weaning, fall calving,...