Can Your Receiving Program Handle the Heat?

UNL BeefWatch by Jay Jenkins

Aug 3, 202600:09:39Education

Hot, dry conditions can add additional stress to calves as the are recieved into the yard. Key things to pay attention to are discussed.

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