Beef Magazine

Pharmaceutical Technologies' Impact Is $365/Head 

Apr 27, 2007

Pharmaceutical technologies -- parasite control products, growth implants, sub-therapeutic antibiotics, ionophores and beta-agonists -- have a profound impact on the U.S. beef industry. But how much?...

U.S. ruled controlled risk 

Apr 1, 2007 - compiled by BEEF staff

In a move seen as bolstering efforts to fully reopen Pacific Rim markets for U.S. beef, the World Organization for Animal Health's (OIE) Scientific Commission endorsed last month an OIE expert panel recommendation that the U.S. be classified as...

Goin' Natural 

Apr 1, 2007 - By Rachel Wulf

If you're puzzling over your future role in a changing beef industry, your answer may be a niche market, one that allows you to differentiate your product...

Are You Prepared To Document Your Animal Welfare? 

Mar 30, 2007 - By Troy Marshall

This week, Burger King announced its plans to eliminate the use of crates among its pork and poultry suppliers...

Study Links Mom's Beef Diet & Male Infertility 

Mar 30, 2007

2006 grilling season was great 

Mar 1, 2007 - compiled by BEEF staff

Beef dollar sales and pound sales were up 3% and 6%, respectively, in 40 markets during the summer grilling program between June and September 2006...

Picking the Michael Jordans 

Mar 1, 2007 - By Larry Stalcup

Consider this 1 lb. of gain from less than 4 lbs. of feed on a dry matter (DM) basis. A feed-conversion rate of the future? Don't bet against it if you're...

Preventing pinkeye 

Mar 1, 2007 - by W. Mark Hilton contributing editor

Infectious bovine keratoconjunctivitis (IBK), or pinkeye, is one of the most common diseases in cow-calf and stocker operations. Pinkeye is caused by...

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