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AMY'S RANCH SLANTS Our Herd's Appointment with the Doc
On some levels, I liken raising our cattle to raising my children. When my kids were born I made sure they had their vaccinations because I did not want to put them at risk for known life-threatenin...
Posted on 11/9/11 at 7:36 PM
GUEBERT: Ranchers paying for the right to lose
Chicago Cubs baseball fans and American cow-calf ranchers have two things in common. First, they can’t win for losing and, second, they pay heavily for the right to do just that.
By Alan Guebert , April 25, 2013
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Storm leaves calving, lambing ops stuck in mud
RAPID CITY (AP) — During the worst of the snowstorm last week, Ardmore-area rancher Jacey Woodward was hauling newborn calves into the house for a warm bath.
By Kevin Woster , April 21, 2013
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Women play larger role in today’s ag
But SD ranks last in nation in number of female owners operators.
By Tom Lawrence , February 16, 2013
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Crops, pasture hit hard by weather
Livestock producers lose optimism from early 2012.
By Jonathan Knutson , November 27, 2012
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Drought saps feed, worries ranchers
Dry spell also brings disease, fertility concerns.
By Ross Dolan , September 20, 2012
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Study showing how dry-lot beef operations can help producers
CARRINGTON, N.D. — Cow-calf production is most often done on pastures, but an ongoing study at the North Dakota State University Research Extension Center in Carrington is proving that it also can be done in a dry lot.
By Mikkel Pates , August 24, 2012
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Feds to buy meat from farmers hit by drought
WASHINGTON (AP) — The government will buy up to $170 million worth of pork, lamb, chicken and catfish to help drought-stricken farmers, the White House said Monday as President Barack Obama brought his reelection campaign to rural voters in Iowa.
August 14, 2012
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Plains ranchers sell cattle as drought conditions continue
WICHITA, Kan. — Kansas cattleman Ken Grecian sold 20 pairs of cows and calves a few weeks after drought had sucked his pastures dry and no rain was in the forecast. He sold 20 more pairs Friday.
By Roxana Hegeman , July 26, 2012
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