Media Summary: Dave Patterson, University of Missouri Extension beef reproductive physiologist, talks about Missouri's success with the ... Paul Dykstra, beef cattle specialist for the Certified Gary and Lane Darnall, of Darnall Feedlots, talk about how the right genetics and management both count in the feedyard.

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Dave Patterson, University of Missouri Extension beef reproductive physiologist, talks about Missouri's success with the ... Paul Dykstra, beef cattle specialist for the Certified Gary and Lane Darnall, of Darnall Feedlots, talk about how the right genetics and management both count in the feedyard. Michael Bishop, a senior market development specialist for Illumina, talks about the current state and the future of genomics in the ... Rick Sibbel, head cattle veterinarian for Merck Animal Health, says the future of cattle health programs is all about the individuals ... Mike Smith, University of Missouri animal scientists, describes how to ensure artificial insemination (AI) works best for you.

Beef flavor is important to consumers, and fortunately beef quality grades do a good job of predicting it, says Deb VanOverbeke, ... Mark McCully, vice president of production for Certified John Butler, Beef Marketing Group, and Paul Dykstra, Certified Bronc May, of Simplot Land and Livestock near Grandview, Idaho, talks about managing risk through good herd health. This video ... Mark Allan, Trans Ova Genetics, Director of Genetic Technology, discusses the opportunity for producers to improve all-around ... Animal Scientist Nevil Speer, Western Kentucky University, talks about the tradeoffs between crossbreeding and straightbreeding ...

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Angus VNR: Information, education and success
Angus VNR: The perfect steer
Angus VNR:  Genetics and management determine efficiency
Angus VNR: Better, cheaper genomics
Angus VNR: Treating Individuals
Angus VNR: AI done right
Angus VNR:  Beef quality grades predict flavor, tenderness
Angus VNR: Prime is possible and profitable
Angus VNR: Better cattle are in demand
Angus VNR: Focus on the Fundamentals
Angus VNR: Improving Beef Genetics Through New Technologies
Angus VNR: Rebuilding with the right genetics
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Angus VNR: Information, education and success

Angus VNR: Information, education and success

Dave Patterson, University of Missouri Extension beef reproductive physiologist, talks about Missouri's success with the ...

Angus VNR: The perfect steer

Angus VNR: The perfect steer

Paul Dykstra, beef cattle specialist for the Certified

Angus VNR:  Genetics and management determine efficiency

Angus VNR: Genetics and management determine efficiency

Gary and Lane Darnall, of Darnall Feedlots, talk about how the right genetics and management both count in the feedyard.

Angus VNR: Better, cheaper genomics

Angus VNR: Better, cheaper genomics

Michael Bishop, a senior market development specialist for Illumina, talks about the current state and the future of genomics in the ...

Angus VNR: Treating Individuals

Angus VNR: Treating Individuals

Rick Sibbel, head cattle veterinarian for Merck Animal Health, says the future of cattle health programs is all about the individuals ...

Angus VNR: AI done right

Angus VNR: AI done right

Mike Smith, University of Missouri animal scientists, describes how to ensure artificial insemination (AI) works best for you.

Angus VNR:  Beef quality grades predict flavor, tenderness

Angus VNR: Beef quality grades predict flavor, tenderness

Beef flavor is important to consumers, and fortunately beef quality grades do a good job of predicting it, says Deb VanOverbeke, ...

Angus VNR: Prime is possible and profitable

Angus VNR: Prime is possible and profitable

Mark McCully, vice president of production for Certified

Angus VNR: Better cattle are in demand

Angus VNR: Better cattle are in demand

John Butler, Beef Marketing Group, and Paul Dykstra, Certified

Angus VNR: Focus on the Fundamentals

Angus VNR: Focus on the Fundamentals

Bronc May, of Simplot Land and Livestock near Grandview, Idaho, talks about managing risk through good herd health. This video ...

Angus VNR: Improving Beef Genetics Through New Technologies

Angus VNR: Improving Beef Genetics Through New Technologies

Mark Allan, Trans Ova Genetics, Director of Genetic Technology, discusses the opportunity for producers to improve all-around ...

Angus VNR: Rebuilding with the right genetics

Angus VNR: Rebuilding with the right genetics

John Paterson, executive director of

Angus VNR:  Crossbreeding -- Why or why not?

Angus VNR: Crossbreeding -- Why or why not?

Animal Scientist Nevil Speer, Western Kentucky University, talks about the tradeoffs between crossbreeding and straightbreeding ...