Browsing Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service by Title
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(2002-01-04)This publication explains the factors affecting livestock grazing distribution and discusses ways to improve it. It also reports the results of a study that used Global Positioning System collars to pinpoint the movement ...
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(2008-10-21)Livestock risk protection (LRP) insurance policies protect producers from adverse price changes in the livestock market. This publication explains how LRP works, discusses the advantages and disadvantages of these polices, ...
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(2008-10-07)USDA is offering a new insurance program to help livestock producers manage lamb price risk. This publication explains requirements of the program and the way it works.
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(Texas Agricultural Extension Service, 19XX)
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(1999-09-21)Seasonal price movements can be measured and used to help in marketing livestock. This publication includes 10-year seasonal price indexes for several livestock categories, and explains how to interpret and use the information.
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(Texas Agricultural Extension Service, 1960)
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(Texas Agricultural Extension Service, 1959)
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(Texas Agricultural Extension Service, 1987)
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(2007-06-20)There is an important relationship between the length of the calving season and dollar return, pounds of calf weaned and the reproductive performance of the breeding herd. This publication explains that relationship. It ...
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(Texas Agricultural Extension Service, 1974)
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(Texas Agricultural Extension Service, 1965)
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(Texas Agricultural Extension Service, 1969)
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(Texas Agricultural Extension Service, 1971)
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(Texas Agricultural Extension Service, 1974)
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(Texas Agricultural Extension Service, 1985)
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(Texas Agricultural Extension Service, 1984)
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(Texas Agricultural Extension Service, 1962)
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(2009-05-04)Using low-stress methods of handling dairy cattle is efficient in terms of time and labor. This publication explains how cattle's natural instincts affect their responses, and ways handlers can use that knowledge to make ...
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(2009-05-04)Using low-stress methods of handling dairy cattle is efficient in terms of time and labor. This publication explains how cattle's natural instincts affect their responses, and ways handlers can use that knowledge to make ...
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(Texas Agricultural Extension Service, 1956)