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Controlling Flies On Cattle Requires Proper Timing

Face flies, horn flies and stable flies are the most common and most treated pests on North Dakota livestock operations. Left uncontrolled, these

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Controlling flies on cattle requires proper timing

Integrated pest management involves using the right type of control at the right time for the right duration to control pests effectively.

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North Dakota Angus University Feed-out begins in June

Cattle producers will have an opportunity to see how Angus‐sired cattle from their operation perform in a feedlot during the North Dakota Angus University calf feed‐out program this summer and fall.

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Heavy rains may help soil moisture but lead to challenging cattle conditions

Heavy rains may help soil moisture but lead to challenging cattle conditions
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Beware Of Mud Season

Snow melt, rain and cattle create a recipe for muddy feedlots. While leading to uncomfortable conditions for ranchers, mud is stressful to livestock.

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