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  • (Karl Wolfshohl)

    High-Risk Calves Lose Value

    High-risk calves lose value as feeders shift to less population-based management.

  • Producers are optimistically watching markets as they move into the second half of the year. (Jim Patrico)

    More Upside in the Second Half of the Year

    As prices move in favor of producers, expect more upside the second half of the year.

  • (Progressive Farmer image by Boyd Kidwell)

    Polio in Calves

    Watch for these signs of sulfur toxicity.

  • Scott Barao aims for cattle to gain 1.8 to 2.2 pounds a day on forages at his Maryland farm. (Progressive Farmer image by Becky Mills)

    Build on Buyer Connections

    Veteran direct-beef marketers say keeping new customers requires consistency.

  • Early Weaning Works

    One practice helps the herd and protects future forage supplies.

  • Preventing illness in a herd requires good records and a veterinarian to advise on ways to avoid health problems. (Progressive Farmer image by Boyd Kidwell)

    Genetic Hopes

    Alternatives to antimicrobials are a high priority, but predicting their effectiveness is a challenge.

  • Dana and Joshua Stewart, and their children, Henry and Jewel, planned around the fair season annually, bringing their home-raised goats, sheep and cattle to compete. (Progressive Farmer image by Jessica Wesson)

    Supporting Our Kids

    As state and county fairs canceled last year, ag's next generation still found ways to shine.

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