Turn-out Time Considerations

Episode 18 of the The Allied Advantage podcast, hosted by Allied Nutrition, titled "Turn-out Time Considerations" was published on May 9, 2024 and runs 63 minutes.

May 9, 2024 ·63m · The Allied Advantage

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Summary

Dr. Kacie McCarthy from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln joins to discuss all things for your cow/calf operation, from breeding decisions to pasture turn out time considerations. Dr. McCarthy is an Assistant Professor at UNL and the Beef Extension Cow/Calf Specialist. Hosts Ralston and Jefferson were excited to learn from Dr. McCarthy's experience and expertise. Tune in to hear about the latest tips for your cow herd's nutrition and evaluation practices!

Episode Description

Dr. Kacie McCarthy from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln joins to discuss all things for your cow/calf operation, from breeding decisions to pasture turn out time considerations. Dr. McCarthy is an Assistant Professor at UNL and the Beef Extension Cow/Calf Specialist. Hosts Ralston and Jefferson were excited to learn from Dr. McCarthy's experience and expertise. Tune in to hear about the latest tips for your cow herd's nutrition and evaluation practices!

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