Welcome to the UGA Beef Tips podcast! In this episode, Dr. Pedro Fontes and Molly Smith, a PhD student from the Department of Animal and Dairy Science at the University of Georgia, delve into some recent research on the relationship between subcutaneous back fat thickness in bulls and their semen quality.

Here is a link to the article discussed in this episode: https://academic.oup.com/tas/article/doi/10.1093/tas/txaf039/8106317.

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Welcome to the latest episode of the UGA Beef Tips podcast, where Drs. Pedro Fontes and Will Secor delve into the current state of the cattle market. Join us as Dr. Secor provides a comprehensive update on feeder calf prices, which have reached record highs this year. They also had a chance to discuss some hot topics like heifer retention, New World Screwworm, and retaliatory tariffs.

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Welcome to another insightful episode of the UGA Beef Tips podcast, hosted by Pedro Fontes from the University of Georgia. In this episode, Pedro is joined by Dr. Shelby Rosasco from the University of Wyoming to discuss the role of the Beef Reproduction Task Force.

The episode delves deep into the task force's mission, highlighting their efforts in advancing the use of reproductive technologies in beef cattle. The conversation covers the protocols developed by the task force to enhance fertility management in beef cattle, ensuring these have been rigorously tested across various geographical locations. Additionally, the episode explores the educational outreach efforts, including annual meetings, webinars, and a variety of available resources aimed at both local and global audiences.

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Join Pedro Fontes and Jason Duggin in this episode as they delve into the Georgia Bull Evaluation Program. With over 60 years of history, the program has been instrumental in assisting seedstock and commercial producers in Georgia and the Southeast. This episode provides overview of how the program functions and how bull sales are conducted. Whether you are a seasoned cattle producer or new to the industry, this episode offers valuable insights into the strategic and educational role of the Georgia Bull Evaluation Program.

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Welcome to the UGA Beef Tips Podcast. In this episode Dr. Lawton Stewart explore strategies for addressing hay shortages and discusses winter supplementation. This episode goes over the effects of drought and hurricanes on current hay supplies, and provides practical advice on hay replacement and supplementation alternatives.

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Welcome to the UGA Beef Tips podcast, brought to you by the University of Georgia Beef Team. In this episode, Dr. Pedro Fontes is joined by Dr. Will Secor to discuss feeder calf market dynamics throughout 2024. Dr. Secor shared his expertise on the key drivers affecting feeder calf prices, including changes in cattle inventory and consumer demand for beef. As we look ahead to 2025, the discussion covers projections for supply and demand, potential impacts of macroeconomic factors, and risk management strategies for producers.

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Welcome to the UGA Beef Tips Podcast, presented by the University of Georgia Beef Team. In this episode, Dr. Lawton Stewart explored the crucial role of Vitamin A in cattle nutrition. Dr. Stewart shares insights on the sources, requirements, and signs of Vitamin A deficiency in cattle, emphasizing the importance of supplementation during the winter months when fresh forage might not be available. Discover practical tips to ensure cattle receive adequate Vitamin A to maintain their health and productivity.

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