Tips for Creating Beef Cattle Handling Facilities
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Dr. Dave Kammel, UW Extension Specialist, tips for creating useful handling facilities for today's beef operations. This presentation was given at the 2011 Wisconsin Cattlemen's Winter Conference.
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Tips for Creating Beef Cattle Handling Facilities
- 1. Creating Useful Handling Facilities for Today’s Beef Operations David W. Kammel BSE- UW-Madison
- 12. Holding Pens
- 14. Working Chute
- 15. Scale
- 16. Squeeze Chute
- 19. Injection site Access closed
- 20. Injection site Access open
- 22. Sorting Pens
- 23. Shelter
- 25. Cattle Flow Crowding Tub Squeeze Headgate
- 26. Crowding Tub Cattle Flow
- 27. Stephen Boyles OSU Extension [email_address]
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- 40. Bud Box Plan
- 41. Bud Box Cattle Flow Open sides Solid gate 14’ 20’ Loading chute 30’ Loading truck Exit Entry Pass
- 42. Bud Box Cattle Flow
- 43. Bud Box Cattle Flow
- 44. Bud Box Cattle Flow Stephen Boyles OSU Extension [email_address]
- 45. Bud Box Cattle Flow Stephen Boyles OSU Extension [email_address]
- 46. Bud Box Cattle Flow Stephen Boyles OSU Extension [email_address]
- 47. Bud Box Cattle Flow Stephen Boyles OSU Extension [email_address]
- 48. Bud Box Cattle Flow Stephen Boyles OSU Extension [email_address]
- 49. Bud Box Cattle Flow Stephen Boyles OSU Extension [email_address]
- 50. Bud Box Cattle Flow Stephen Boyles OSU Extension [email_address]
- 57. Small Cattle Handling Facility
- 58. Small Cattle Handling Facility
- 59. Small Cattle Handling Facility
- 60. Stephen Boyles OSU Extension [email_address]
- 61. Stephen Boyles OSU Extension [email_address]
- 62. Stephen Boyles OSU Extension [email_address]
- 63. Stephen Boyles OSU Extension [email_address]
- 64. Stephen Boyles OSU Extension [email_address]
- 65. Stephen Boyles OSU Extension [email_address]
- 66. Stephen Boyles OSU Extension [email_address]
- 67. Stephen Boyles OSU Extension [email_address]
- 68. Stephen Boyles OSU Extension [email_address]
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- 74. Remodeled Cattle Handling Facility
- 80. Remodeled Stall Barn Bud Box
- 89. Questions?
Notas do Editor
- The horse management plan is relatively simple. In its simplest form it is simply a set of lists. One list describes the needs of the horse for a clean, dry comfortable environment. Another list describes the needa and wants of the owner. This may include the labor and management activities the owner wants to put in place for the care of the horse. The barn design should fit the owners management plan. The specifications of the building are a list of features that will meet both the horses needs, and the owners needs and wants. These features can be incorporated into the building design. Prioritizing and deciding on the the list of building features will usually become part of the budgeting process to determine where money will be spent. Needs are usually higher priority than wants, but if the budget is large enough they may be part of the project. Wants of the owners may or may not be necessary to the comfort of the animal and may be of lower priority in the budget if choices must be made on how and where the budget will be spent.