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Deworming Diagnostic To Determine What's Working
Deworming Diagnostic To Determine What's Working
Deworming Diagnostic To Determine What's Working
It’s important to figure out if a deworming program is working as it should.  Routine diagnostic testing can help producers figure out what’s working.   “We can find out where you are as a baseline for your individual operation, and then also be able to measure whether or not the expected performance or efficacy of your deworming program is at the level you would like," noted Dr. D.L. Step, p
Wolf Trapped Killed In Union County
Wolf Trapped Killed In Union County
Wolf Trapped Killed In Union County
The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife said a male wolf was trapped and killed February 4th on private land in Union County.  The wolf was trapped by USDA Wildlife Services, acting as an agent at the producer's request.  ODFW said the wolf was trapped in the same pasture where wolves had previous depredated calves.   Wolves hav...
Mulrony: 2022 Will Have LongTerm Impacts On Idaho Cattle Industry
Mulrony: 2022 Will Have LongTerm Impacts On Idaho Cattle Industry
Mulrony: 2022 Will Have LongTerm Impacts On Idaho Cattle Industry
Every farmer will tell you that the previous year, good or bad, will have an impact on the following year.  But, perhaps nowhere is that more true than in the livestock sector.  Cameron Mulrony, Vice President of the Idaho Cattlemen’s Association, said between the nine months of gestation and the 16-18 months before a cow is ready to head to processing, producers are 27 months away from seeing bre
NASS: Cattle Inventory Down Across the NW
NASS: Cattle Inventory Down Across the NW
NASS: Cattle Inventory Down Across the NW
According to the latest numbers from NASS, all cattle inventory across the PNW slipped slightly year over year.  All cattle inventory in Idaho was estimated at 2.50 million head as of January 1st, down 2% from 2022.  Inventory of all cattle in Oregon was 1.24 million head, of...
Mulrony Hopes To See Stability In 2023
Mulrony Hopes To See Stability In 2023
Mulrony Hopes To See Stability In 2023
When it comes to the year ahead, Cameron Mulrony, Executive Vice President of Idaho Cattle said he’s looking forward to moving past 2022, which he called volatile.   “You know we had our high points and our low points.  We saw liquida...

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