Join us for the Agricultural Land Management on Nov. 17 at noon CT! UNL ag economists Jim Jansen and Anastasia Meyer will share updates on county-level cash rental rates, ARC/PLC farm program payments, and key landlord–tenant conversations. https://t.co/888ik045yu

It only takes one word to capture a world of discovery. 🐮 See how @UNL_AniSci graduate students describe their research and the future they’re building for the beef industry. 🔬 @UNL_IANR | @UNLBeef

“The fewest heifers retained for replacements in the history of this report.” Dr. Derrell Peel at the @UNLBeef Summit

Nebraska’s ranching story continues Mon., Nov. 10. 🤠 Join Dr. Ronnie Green, @UNLincoln Chancellor Emeritus and Animal Science Professor for “The Evolution of Cattle: A Macro View.” 🕒 3–4 p.m. | 📍 Nebraska East Union / Zoom 🔗 https://t.co/rlfVl4EBwi

We are officially into November, and the nice weather has been holding out well. How long can we expect to see these comfortable temperatures stick around? Nebraska Extension's Eric Hunt has the Forecast. https://t.co/MIFY5YiYiz

Buying assets or breeding livestock should be a business decision first, and a tax decision second. When the order flips, that snowball of debt, depreciation, and future tax problems starts rolling—and it can grow faster than you think. More at https://t.co/1dehXcC5W0

Beef producers! Join SDSU, ISU & Nebraska Extension for a Beef Technology Series on Nov. 14, 10AM–2:30PM at ENREEC in Ithaca, NE. Learn about virtual fencing, ear tags, precision tech & more. $30 includes lunch. Questions? Call 402-624-8030. Sign up now! https://t.co/NyXMPH4k8z

🌾 The 2025–2026 Farmers & Ranchers College kicks off with a Cover Crop Grazing Conference on Nov. 21, 2025, at the Clay County Fairgrounds in Clay Center, NE! Join us for this year’s Cow/Calf College—learn strategies for success with cover crops! @UNLBeef @UNLFRCollege

The way calves are managed during the backgrounding phase can greatly influence cattle performance down the road. Winter ROG, implants strategy, and housing system all ultimately impact growing and finishing cattle performance. Read more at https://t.co/w5oYSxjQZs

Many early-harvested fields have dense green growth of sprouted corn plants ranging from 3 inches to more than a foot tall. The following management tips can help producers safely and effectively graze corn residue fields with significant sprouting: https://t.co/x8LqrQo9nd

These cows are looking west towards Cheyenne to see who’s going to be at this year’s Range Beef Cow Symposium Nov 10-11. Are you going? More info at https://t.co/Hgfxdgiw1p Hope to see you there!

The first 14 days upon feedlot arrival are critical in calf development and set the performance trajectory of the calf for the remainder of the feeding period. Learn more at https://t.co/9uwwB8gNJL #beef

Ranch Technician (Whitman, NE) wanted at the Gudmundsen Sandhills Laboratory (GSL)   Applicant review begins October 28, 2025. Please visit https://t.co/ZiHyChyYO4 for details and to apply.

Nebraska College of Technical Agriculture invites you to a 3-day Stockmanship Clinic, Oct 24-26. The weekend will feature Dr. Tom Noffsinger, DVM, and Ted Howard, PAC Feedlot Horsemanship Instructor. More info at https://t.co/aIYCtByTkt

Buying assets or breeding livestock should be a business decision first, and a tax decision second. When the order flips, that snowball of debt, depreciation, and future tax problems starts rolling—and it can grow faster than you think. Read more at https://t.co/r3JzhoQtnb

@unl_extension will again offer its popular Fundamentals of Feeding the Cow webinar series this November, providing cattle producers with practical tools to understand and meet the nutrient requirements of their herds. Learn more and register at https://t.co/tFTSLuMWwK.

Coming up next month… the 29th Range Beef Cow Symposium on November 10 & 11, 2025, at the Event Center at Archer in Cheyenne, Wyoming. This collab among UNL, UW, SDSU, & CSU offers ranchers an opportunity to network & learn from others More info at https://t.co/Hgfxdgj3QX

ICYMI on @OfficialRFDTV: Anna Kobza, @UNLincoln Ph.D. student in ruminant nutrition is one of the most visible young voices in beef. Her research connects feedlot decisions to consumer outcomes — and she's using social media to bridge that gap.

Online learning opportunities available this fall from the Nebraska Extension Beef Team. More information on these and other programs available at https://t.co/jBucGd61zD

Cattle markets & cow values have shifted hard. A cash lease or cow-calf share deal made a few years ago may not reflect what’s “fair” today. Is cow herd value, replacement rate, weigh-up price, expected return reflected in the deal? More at https://t.co/27I00M6oyK