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See the full episode at http://video.pbs.org/video/995219004
An encore presentation of NATURE “Holy Cow” aired August 12, 2006 on PBS.

Cows provide just about all of our basic needs, from milk and meat to muscle. Explore how we’ve changed the cow to meet our needs.

For more information, please visit
http://www.pbs.org/nature/holycow/

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Roy was asked to come break 950 head, so it was video taped. Here are some clips. “JJ” was offered to work with Roy. Thanks to Goldsmith Stock Dogs.

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READ MORE HERE: http://www.farmersjournal.ie/breeding-angus-cattle-in-nebraska-158381/

Jerry and Sharon Connealy run a herd of 2,000 Angus cows in the Nebraskan Sandhills in the USA. Though a good breeding regime and the grazing environment, the deliver highly fertile and hardy animals. Padraig Foley reports.

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The Famous Highland Drove 1981. Droving Highland cattle across Scotland in the footsteps or hoof prints of the Drovers and the vast droves of cattle that were reared in the Scottish Highlands. They were moved on foot to trysts in Crieff and Falkirk then fattened in southern pastures in England. This was an annual event and provided the bulk of the beef for the expanding cities of England and the Army and Navy of Wellington and Nelson during the Napoleonic wars….English beef on Highland bone! Today sadly much of the Highlands is under utilised but at one time supported a vast cattle economy. The Highlands could again support this economic activity and return fertility to these now empty glens……today the Highlands are empty of people and livestock just covered in trees or windmills! I think a return of these Highland cattle in large numbers would reinvigorate the upland regions of the UK and provide a ready supply of UK reared beef. About a 2 minute introduction….stick with it.

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Now all cows look like those in the Chick-Fil-A commercials. (Those are Holsteins, by the way, which are dairy cattle, but that’s another AgMinute for another time.) In this week’s Ag Minute, TWILA’s Kristen Oaks shows us why Brahman cattle are unlike any other breed.

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Family Reoviridae
Genus Orbivirus
24 serotypes worldwide
6 serotypes isolated in the U.S.
Non-contagious
Insect-borne viral disease
Ruminants: Primary host is sheep
Others infected: Cattle, goats, deer

Sheep
Severity of disease varies
Breed
Strain of virus
Environmental stress
Morbidity
As high as 100%
Mortality
Usually 0 to 30%

Clinical Signs: Sheep

Incubation period: 5 to 10 days
Most asymptomatic
Oral erosions and ulcerations
Tongue
Swollen, protruding
Cyanotic

= “blue-tongue”

Reproductive failure

Cattle and goats
Usually subclinical
Erosions, crusts around nose and teats
Coronitis
Reproductive failure
Antelope and deer
Hemorrhage, death

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SEE ROCKHAMPTON BEFORE THE FLOODS
A look at Rockhampton, the beef capital of Queensland

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New Amazing Cows-Breeding Video of the day! See this bull how he does it with cow in extreme speed!

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Oklahoma cattleman Roy Cox explains his method for training cattle dogs during a University of Missouri field day at Linneus, Mo.

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It’s as simple as this: Put grass in front of cow, put bull behind cow. In other words, natural breeding is simply putting a herd bull out with a herd of cows or heifers and letting him do his job for a few weeks or couple months, then pulling him out again.