Cold January temperatures followed by muddy conditions from melting snow has created special challenges for beef cattle producers, said Kansas State University beef extension specialist Justin Waggoner.
Snow, mud creating challenges for beef producers
K-State beef specialist explains how to keep cattle performing in less-than-ideal winter climates
Cattle stand in mud at a feeder in a pasture in Saline County, Ill.
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