WSU Extension Publications|Animals

Dual-Purpose Winter Canola in the Pacific Northwest: Forage Management (Oilseed Series)

As the name suggests, dual-purpose winter canola serves two purposes: fall forage or silage and grain harvest. Canola forage could be advantageous in the inland PNW where late summer and fall pasture ...

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Dual-Purpose Winter Canola in the Pacific Northwest: Silage Production (Oilseed Series)

Dual-purpose winter canola is gaining attention, and recent research has begun to illustrate its potential. As the name suggests, dual-purpose winter canola serves two purposes: fall forage or silage ...

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Farming the Northwest series: Tube Feeding Neonatal Small Ruminants

This publication gives a complete overview of the topic of tube feeding neonatal lambs and kids. Relevant anatomy, indications, and techniques are presented. Photographs illustrate the techniques ...

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Feeding Beef Cattle I: The Realities of Low-Quality Forages

For beef cattle producers, the need to control feeding costs is always contemporary. As hay and grain prices rise, there is typically renewed interest in replacing the high-cost feeds with low-quality ...

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Feeding Beef Cattle II: Fetal Programming--Rethinking Cow/Calf Feeding Programs

Optimizing the reproductive performance of beef cows and growth of the offspring through nutrition is of paramount importance. Management practices that are employed today may have benefits in the sho ...

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Feeding Meat-type Chickens

Guidelines for feeding small flocks of meat-type chickens. Includes a discussion of standard versus organic feeds, mixing feeds at home, and alternatives to traditional ingredients.

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