Reproduction/Fertility

• Can We Get More Cows Bred — Angus Journal, February 2016
• Producer Perspective on Reproductive Technologies — Angus Journal, February 2016
• Cows Bred Early Improve the Bottom Line — Angus Journal, February 2016
• Hormone Balance — Angus Journal, November 2015
• Management Consideration to Control Estrus — Angus Journal, November 2015
• Planning Assistance — Angus Journal, November 2015
• Product Availability and Selection — Angus Journal, November 2015
• Prebreeding Strategies for Females — Angus Journal,- November 2015
• Handle with Care — Angus Journal, November 2015
• Get the Full Evaluation — Angus Journal, November 2015
• Manage the Details — Angus Journal, November 2015
• Embryo Transfer: You Can Do It — Angus Journal, November 2015
• Applying Reproductive Technologies — Angus Journal, November 2015
• Sex-sorted vs. Conventional Semen — Angus Journal, November 2015
• Managing Reproduction — Angus Journal, February 2015
• Manage for Success — Angus Journal, February 2015
• Environmental Impact — Angus Journal, February 2015
• AI Cost vs. Return — Angus Journal, February 2015
• Use Technologies Wisely — Angus Journal, February 2015
• Male Fertility — Angus Journal, February 2015
• Developing Replacements — Angus Journal, February 2015
• Replacement Rationales — Angus Journal, January 2015
• Spreading Genetic Wealth — Angus Journal, November 2014
• Increase Pregnancy Rate — Angus Journal, November 2014
• Selection Decision Tools — Angus Journal, November 2014
• Partnerships Create Value — Angus Journal, September 2014
• Reproductive Tools Available for Beef Producers — Angus Journal, April 2014
• Lasting Effects — Angus Journal, April 2014
• Incorporating Genomics — Angus Journal, April 2014
• Reproductive Advances — Angus Journal, February 2014
• Profiting from AI — Angus Journal, February 2014
• Grasp the Fundamentals — Angus Journal, February 2014
• Improving Pregnancy Rates — Angus Journal, February 2014
• Methods to Determine Pregnancy — Angus Journal, February 2014
• Pregnancy Loss — Angus Journal, February 2014
• Maximizing Efforts — Angus Journal, February 2014
• Hedging Your Bets — Angus Journal, February 2014
• Consider Structural Integrity — Angus Journal, November 2013
• Using Gender-Selected Semen — Angus Journal, October 2013
• High Maintenance — Angus Journal, October 2013
• Forget the Fancy — Angus Journal, October 2013
• A Steady Diet — Angus Beef Bulletin, February 2013
• Mineral Mystery — Angus Beef Bulletin, February 2013
• DNA as Risk Insurance — Angus Journal, February 2013
• Applied Reproductive Studies in Beef Cattle Symposium, Dec. 3-4, 2012, Sioux Falls, SD: Focusing on Reproduction — Angus Journal, February 2013
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• Indicators of Longevity — Angus Journal, January 2013
• Avoid Brown Paper Bag Bull Buys — Angus Beef Bulletin, September 2012
• DNA: An Arriving Tool — Angus Journal, June 2012
• Test for the Best, Cull the Rest — Angus Journal, June 2012
• Consider Structural Integrity — Angus Journal, October 2011
• Dos and Don'ts for Breeding Season — Angus Journal, April 2011
• Overcoming Obstacles to TAI — Angus Beef Bulletin, March 2011
• Proven Sires Create Top Calves, More Dollars — Angus Beef Bulletin, September 2010
• Advancement in Sexed Semen — Angus Journal, May 2010
• Silent Partner — Angus Journal, April 2010
• Understanding Females — Angus Journal, April 2010
• Management Factors Affecting Fertility — Angus Journal, March 2010
• Where Things Go Wrong — Angus Journal, March 2010
• Rebreeding Reminders — Angus Beef Bulletin, September 2009
• Smooth Working Lay-out Boosts AI Success — Angus Journal, July 2009
• Improving Reproduction — Angus Journal, February 2009
• Experts Explore Reproductive Technology — Angus Beef Bulletin, February 2009
• Cow Energy Value — Angus Beef Bulletin, January 2009
• Genetic Abnormality Tests — Angus Beef Bulletin, January 2009
• Heifer Synchronization — Angus Journal, April 2008
• Heifer Development — Angus Journal, April 2008
• Fetal Programming — Angus Journal, April 2008
• Scanning Heifers for Profit — Angus Journal, April 2008
• Lipids and Reproduction: A Reality Check — Angus Journal, March 2008
• Fertility Factors — Angus Journal, October 2007
• Cows that Work, Calves that Grade — Angus Journal, October 2007
• Cow Herd Considerations — Angus Journal, April 2006
• Calving Management Tips — Angus Beef Bulletin, March 2006
• Replacing Palpation — Angus Beef Bulletin, February 2006
• Deciding When and What to Cull — Angus Beef Bulletin, January 2006
• Culling Considerations — Angus Journal, October 2005
• Optimize Reproduction — Angus Beef Bulletin, September 2005
• Genetic Roadblocks — Angus Journal, April 2005
• Managing Replacement Heifers for Reproductive Success — Angus Journal, April 2005
• Get Her Bred — Angus Journal, April 2005
• Up the Odds on Embryo Survival — Angus Journal, April 2005
• Are Your Replacement Heifers Reproductively Ready? — Angus Journal, April 2005
• Rebreeding First-Calf Heifers — Angus Beef Bulletin, September 2004
• ET Basics — Angus Journal, April 2004
• Why Are my Cows Open? — Angus Beef Bulletin, September 2003
• Smart Steps for Synchronization — Angus Journal, April 2003
• Synchronization of Estrus in Mature Cows — Angus Journal, April 2003
• Nutrition for Replacement Heifers — Angus Beef Bulletin, March 2002
• The Fertility Protein — Angus Journal, March 2002
• Where Are We Going with Calving Ease? — Angus Journal, February 2002
• Who Stays and Who Goes? — Angus Journal, October 2001
• High Quality Doesn't Mean High Input — Angus Journal, July 2001
• Do the Math — Angus Journal, September 1999
• Marbling or Functionality? You Can Have It All — Angus Journal, June/July 1999
• Another Perspective on Milk Production — Angus Journal, January 1999
• Will More Milk Mean Cows Won't Rebreed? — Angus Journal, December 1998
• How Cow Size Relates to Efficiency — Angus Journal, August 1998
• The Search for the Elusive Optimum Cow — Angus Journal, October 1995

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