Editor’s note: this is the second part of a two-part article. The first part was published in the May 4 issue of Agri-View.
Cattle balk? Not their fault
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Texas A&M Livestock Specialist Ron Gill demonstrates how to exert control of beef calves at a recent Wisconsin Dairy and Beef Well-Being Conference at Stratford, Wisconsin.
Ron Gill, a Texas A&M University cattle-handling expert, shows how to utilize the point of balance -- at a cow's shoulder area -- and the animal's flight zone to keep a beef calf moving forward.
Loading cattle into a trailer can be a tricky business. Slow and steady wins the race.
Beef cattle relax on pasture. But should someone attempt to move them, chances are their demeanor will change. At least one likely won't want to follow the program.
STRATFORD, Wis. – Who wouldn’t wish handling cattle would go like clockwork, especially when it seems like it rarely does? Too often working c…
