KSU Beef

Welcome to KSU Beef

Our mission is to provide clientele with timely, accurate, objective, research-based information effectively communicated to enable sound decision making for the betterment of cattle enterprises, and the sustainability of food and fiber production demands of a growing global population.

Burn School
February 26, March 5 and March 19, 2026
FNB Washington - Basement

KSU Cattlemen's Day
March 6, 2026
Bilbrey Family Event Center

Legacy Bull Sale
March 6, 2026
Stanley Stout Center

BQA Training - Washington
March 10, 2026
Washington Sales Pavillion

BQA Training - Emporia
March 12, 2026
Anderson Building, Lyon County Fairgrounds

Going to Grass Preparation
March 19, 2026
Morning Session: 9:30am - Noon at NW KS Ag Education, Palco
Afternoon Session: 2:30pm - 5:00pm - Phillips County Fair Building, Phillipsburg

BQA Training - Fort Scott
March 24, 2026
Fort Scott Livestock

 

Check out the updated KSU Grower/Stocker Financial Record Spreadsheet

 

Sustainable Grazing Practices


Anaplasmosis webinar recording, Gregg Hanzlicek, DVM

Watch here

Use of KSU’s Beef Replacement Decision Aide in Assessing Herd Expansion and Contraction, Glynn Tonsor, K-State Department of Agricultural Economics

 

Monthly closeout data from various Kansas feedlots are summarized to provide average values for days on feed, average daily gain, harvest weight, dry matter feed conversion, cost of gain, and death loss, as well as corn and alfalfa hay prices.
Employee management tips from #KSUASI's Justin Waggoner.
Feedlot tips from #KSUASI's Justin Waggoner.