Land and Livestock Post, a publication of The Bryan-College Station Eagle

Preconditioned calves can provide benefits to beef producers, such as added value at sale time and reduced risk of sickness or death loss as the calf moves through the marketing chain.

"We recommend the basic requirements of the VAC 45 program," said Ron Gill, a Texas AgriLife Extension ser ...

Prices high at livestock auction

America's farmers planting less corn

Mexico lifts ban on Texas breeding cattle

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News
• Preconditioning calves can pay
• Prices high at livestock auction
• America's farmers planting less corn
• Mexico lifts ban on Texas breeding cattle
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Livestock
• Develop a strategic management plan
• Schools, burger chains halt use of beef from slaughterhouse
• Congressman wants to end slaughter of U.S. horses abroad
• Livestock market reports
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Crops
• Experts say the cattle cycle is dead
• Rain, high grain prices make 2007 a year to remember
• Weather will play key role in Texas wheat
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Technology
• Texas among top five of registered livestock premises
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Pests
• Insect CD ready for purchase
• Foot-and-mouth disease outbreak hits Britain again
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Commentary
• The economic stimulus package's impact on the U.S. horse industry
• Sears earns $61,500 in Houston super series
• Train to the physical, mental and emotional sides
• Baxter analyzes predictions
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