PPT-Cattle Handling and Feeding Management Changes on our Farm

Cattle Handling and Feeding Management Changes on our Farm Lucas and Jolene Hoff August 19 2013 Changes Relocated handling facilities Wanted to change the way we managed manure and feeding for backgrounding. Advanced Animal Science- Safety. Prepared by: . Ben Black. Review. What is the difference between hazards and risks?. What are some reasons for childhood agriculture injuries?. What are some ways to prevent injuries?. Funded through:. Supported by:. Thank you!!. Presentation outline. The . project plan and . implementation. Summary of preliminary results and . findings. Impact: what difference has the project . made to Yorkshire’s economy?. Production. Agriculture. Clint Borum. TWRA Private Lands Biologist/Producer. Background. Son of a . 40. . year veteran Wildlife Officer. Graduated from . UTMartin. 2002. Began working in Fisheries then worked my way back to dry land about 7 years ago. Dr. Simon Kenyon. Objectives. Recognize the common musculoskeletal disorders of cattle. Understand the management factors that lead to them. Understand prevention, monitoring and control of these conditions. Risk . Management. Dr. Curt . Lacy. Extension Economist-Livestock. University of . Georgia. Let’s talk about risk. It is NOT uncertainty!. It is the negative outcome associated with an unforeseen event.. Advanced Animal Science- Safety. Prepared by: . Ben Black. Review. What is the difference between hazards and risks?. What are some reasons for childhood agriculture injuries?. What are some ways to prevent injuries?. By: Mariah Gumfory, Arlene Barrett, Haley Vrazel, & Dennis Bratton. Objectives. Explain need to have a feed plan.. Define some of the feed types that are used.. List the different feeding practices used between beef and dairy cattle.. structures . 1. Upon completion of this unit you will be able to identify the hazards related to animal handling and farm structures on your operation and implement safety protocols to address these hazards.. European cattle (. Bos. . taurus. ) are descendants of the ancient . Auroch. cattle that once roamed Europe; the last one was killed on a game preserve in the 1600’s.. Indian cattle (. Bos. . indicus. Dr. Mary . D. rewnoski. When cattle reach the feedlot need to achieve the most rapid gain possible. High capital investment – time is money so must maximize gain. ADG 3 to 4 . lb. /d. F:G 6 to 7 . High grain finishing diets typically result in the best performance and lowest cost of gain.. THE ISSUES. Economic pressure creates need for additional income and better, more profitable use of land. Important to make a distinction between Custom Farming and Farm Management. Legal relationships and insurance implications are different. DR. S. P. SAHU. Assistant Professor . . Livestock Production Management. Bihar Veterinary College, Patna - 14. LAYOUTS OF LIVESTOCK FARM. It . includes:. Location . and grouping of farm buildings.. Location . Standard Operating Procedure # DC - 506 TUBE FEEDING A CALF DC - 506.1 : Tube Feeding a Calf Page 1 of 5 1. PURPOSE Proper care of newborn and sick calves is critical for their long - term health Dr.. . Kaushalendra. Kumar. Assistant Professor (Animal Nutrition), . Bihar Animal Science University, Patna, India. E-mail: drkaushalbvc@gmail.com. (Part-II). THUMB RULES OF FEEDING CATTLE & BUFFALOES.