In this issue: Upcoming Program Flyers, Feedlot Production Continues to Decline, Preventing Anaplasmosis in Cattle, Tracking Costs Tied to Calf Value, and the 5 States Beef Conference Returns October 14–15, 2025.

Beef Extension specialists discuss how producers can navigate the dry conditions and high prices.

In this issue: Cattle and Beef Markets: 2024 in Review, Five New Year's Resolutions for 2025 and Highlights from the 2024 Cow-Calf Corner Newsletter.

In this issue: Fed Beef Production Steady; Nonfed Beef Production Down in 2024, The Impact of Management on the Carbon Footprint of Beef Production, Using Gas-Flux Data to Estimate Dry Matter Intake for Cattle on a Grass-Hay Diet.

In this issue: Less cattle in U.S. feedlots; more cattle in Canada and Australia, Information Asymmetry in Cattle Marketing, Limit-Grazing Wheat Pasture: A Practical Strategy for Beef Cows and Calves, Using Patch Burning to Adjust Grazing

Newsletter discussing cattle supplies, management practices and mixed species grazing.

If proper manage-ment is not practiced, rangelands will be overstocked and overgrazed. ... Impro-per stocking rates and overgrazing could lead to greater water pollution fromfeces produced by livestock grazing rangeland, as a result of increased runoff.

In this issue: Beef Cow Slaughter and Herd Culling, Just How Do Santa's Reindeer Get the Job Done? and Anaplasmosis: An Ongoing Battle.

Find articles covering cattle markets, selection for improved cow efficiency and improving hay feeding efficiency.

Guidelines for the Section 321 4-H Forage for Livestock & Wildlife category.