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Weed-Eating Livestock Means 43% More Forage

Kathy Voth - April 28, 2025

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Did You Know Your Herd Has Its Own Culture? Yep – And That’s Why They Eat What They Eat!

Behavior

Safe Animal Management Tips

Behavior

Help Your Animals Adjust to a New Location by Feeding Familiar Foods

Behavior

Low-Stress Livestock Handling – Working Cattle in Alleyways

Beef Cattle

Ditch Those Curved Facilities and Tubs – They Don’t Make Livestock Handling Easier

Whit Hibbard - May 19, 2014 2

Beef Cattle

Get Rid of Solid-Sided Handling Facilities

Whit Hibbard - May 12, 2014 2

Beef Cattle

Will Temple Grandin’s Handling Facilities Work for You?

Whit Hibbard - May 5, 2014 2

Behavior

Using Livestock Behavior Makes Improving Landscapes Easier

Kathy Voth - April 7, 2014 0

Behavior

Livestock Choose Parasite-Killing Foods

Kathy Voth - March 10, 2014 0

Behavior

Mother Knows Best – Why Your Livestock Do What They Do

Kathy Voth - December 16, 2013 0

Behavior

Sue Kennedy Teaches Cows to Eat Leafy Spurge

Kathy Voth - November 18, 2013 0

Behavior

Deer and Cattle Eat Rabbits

Kathy Voth - August 12, 2013 1

Behavior

Are Poisonous Plants A Bigger Problem for Weed-Eating Livestock?

Kathy Voth - June 3, 2013 1

Behavior

Is Teaching Cows to Eat Weeds a Beneficial Weed Control Technique?

Kathy Voth - May 27, 2013 1

Behavior

Adjusting Assumptions When Training Livestock to Eat Weeds

Kathy Voth - May 13, 2013 0

Behavior

Reading A Cow’s Mind As It Learns

Kathy Voth - April 16, 2013 0

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Behavior

Weed-Eating Livestock Means 43% More Forage

Did You Know Your Herd Has Its Own Culture? Yep – And That’s Why They Eat What They Eat!

Safe Animal Management Tips

Help Your Animals Adjust to a New Location by Feeding Familiar Foods

Low-Stress Livestock Handling – Working Cattle in Alleyways

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