Nebraska Extension Almanac Radio University of Nebraska - Lincoln
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Nebraska Extension Almanac is the University of Nebraskas longest running series of radio interviews with University of Nebraska - Lincoln Extension specialists and educators. Here you will find information and advice on a wide variety of topics and issues, including crop and livestock production, ag policy, health and nutrition, lawn and garden care, and more. Nebraska Ag Almanac is produced by the Electronic Media unit of NUs Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources.
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Coccidiosis in Calves
Coccidiosis is a common gut infection that typically affects calves less than 6 months old. Veterinarian and Nebraska Extension Beef Educator Lyndsay Waechter-Mead discusses how the disease is contracted by cattle and some of the symptoms it causes.
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H5N1 in Dairy Cattle Information and Update for Cattle Producers Part 1
Recent developments in the H5N1 or avian flu is a virus appears to mainly be affecting older lactating dairy cattle. University of Nebraska Veterinary Pathologist Matt Hille talks about the outbreak and what producers in Nebraska need to know.
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H5N1 in Dairy Cattle Information and Update for Cattle Producers Part 2
Many consumers are concerned about the H5N1 virus in milk. University of Nebraska Veterinary Pathologist Matt Hille talks about the USDA and FDA’s efforts to insure a safe milk in the U.S.
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Management Strategies for Minimizing Early Pregnancy Loss
Reducing stress during pregnancy is one of the best ways to prevent embryonic deaths in heifers. Nebraska Extension Beef Cattle Reproductive Physiologist Rick Funston talks about this and other management strategies to help cows give birth to healthy calves.
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Storm Damaged Trees
Several communities in Nebraska were affected by recent severe weather damage. University of Nebraska - Lincoln Director of Landscape Services Jeff Culbertson talks about safe management practices for damaged trees.
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Repellents for Mosquitos and Ticks
Warmer weather means insects are going to start bothering us as we head out for outdoor activities. Nebraska Extension Urban Entomologist Jody Green talks about how to keep mosquitos and ticks away from you this spring.