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    Intro: Cattle‚ formally known as cows‚ are the most common type of large domesticated farm animal. Cows provide people with meat‚ milk‚ and leather. They have been useful animals since human existence. Cows have four stomachs‚ which allows them to take nutrition out of the variety of habitats they eat from. Habitat: Domesticated cattle in America - the female heifers and cows‚ and male bulls and steers - also including the bison and oxen‚ often live in the grasslands. Most of their day is spent

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    that raising cattle in a feedlot is inhumane. The truth of the matter is that feedlots are necessary in order to provide the world with the beef it is demanding. Cattle are usually raised on pasture for the first 12-18 months of their life. After this time they are moved to a feedlot for anywhere from 3-6 months. This time in the feedlot is allowed for the animal to reach market weight. Misconceptions are that cattle raised in feedlots are not cared for properly‚ however these cattle are fed a high

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    Cattle people in East Africa Introduction Tribal societies can generally be called equalitarian societies. The main goal of tribal societies is humanization; ‘the production and maintenance of human beings and human societies and cultures’ (Bodley 2005:19). Social power within these tribal societies is based on a domestic level‚ which results in less centralized power. When specifically examining the tribal herders in East Africa‚ it can be said that they were able to create cultures that maximize

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    Embryo transfer in cattle has gained considerable popularity with seed stock beef producers. While most modern applicable embryo transfer technology was developed in the 1970s and 1980s‚ the history of the procedure goes back considerably farther. ‘‘Walter Heape performed the first embryo transfer in Angora rabbits in 1890’’ (J.C. Remsberg‚ ‘Herdsmen and vets benefit from E.T. training’). ‘‘Embryo transfer in livestock began in the 1930s with sheep and goats‚ but it was not until the 1950s that Jim

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    When you think of Texas you think of football‚ the Alamo‚ oil‚ and BBQ‚ but do cattle feedlots also come to mind? Texas is one of the largest states in the nation and leads in producing cattle. According to TSHA (Texas State Historical Association) “By the mid-1980s Texas had also become the Number 1 cattle feeding state. The cattle-feeding industry annually contributes $12 billion dollars to the state’s economy.” A cattle feedlot can be defined as an area or building where livestock is fed and “fattened”

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    The cattle industry is facing more problems daily and while the price of beef is always changing‚ the price of raising beef is not. The love for ranching and animals runs deep in the owners themselves. Ranching is an amazing way of life‚ but can be very hard and frustrating. With animal rights advocates becoming more ignorant to the logic behind modern methods and their mental image more distorted‚ it does not make ranchers lives any easier. Feedlots are results of the industrialization and scientific

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    The cattle industry exists in an ever growing dynamic contemporary world. Each year there are new technologies and possibilities. There are various opportunities in the upcoming years for cattlemen including niche markets‚ improved genetic data tracking and reproduction techniques‚ innovative communication‚ and global exports. As a young cattle-woman‚ I am confident my generation will make a lasting impact on the cattle industry‚ and I plan to be a part of that movement. Niche markets are a growing

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    human impact: top soil erosion‚ invasive species beating out native ones‚ all due to the effects of overgrazing cattle and fire suppression. To assess the land‚ I would first study the soil profile to assess the erosion severity. “Overgrazing accounts for 34% of soil degradation” (The Science behind the Stories‚ 222). Obviously the first step in restoration would be to remove the herds/cattle that are grazing on the land. The Bureau should make grazing permits more expensive so more ranchers would be

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    The Earl found it would be a good plan to invest in cattle ranch of his own‚ and put Ben in charge of it on terms which would make it pay him very well‚ and which would lay a foundation for his son’s future. In the course of few years; the ranch was Ben’s and Tom grew up to be a fine young man and devotedly fond of his father. It had been decided at the outset that the Earl would provide for Dick and would see that he received a solid education and Mr. Hobbs had decided himself that as he himself

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    brought nearly $9.82 per hundredweight in Chicago were now bringing only $1.00.” The blizzard changed the cattle industry in Wyoming and throughout the United States‚ however there were several men not only in the Wyoming Territory‚ but also in New York that hoped to breathe air back into the dying business. That year in New York‚ which served as the headquarters the American Cattle Trust‚ was formed. Thomas Sturgis‚ who was already serving as Secretary of the Wyoming Stock Growers Association

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