The lingering drought of the past two years has had a ripple effect felt far and wide across the whole western United States. Cattle producers are looking out their windows at overgrazed fields, marginal hay crops, and diminished water supplies. To accommodate, most western cattle producers have been forced to reduce herd numbers. It is no secret that a mindset of defeat is percolating in the local sale barns.
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Spend time to examine operation, look for areas of improvement
While the current drought is disheartening, it also presents an opportunity to audit your operation and search for areas of improvement.
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BOZEMAN — The Montana Department of Livestock and Montana State University Extension have issued guidance for the Montana livestock industry a…
