To submit this record book, please email the completed form to your county extension office. Alternatively, fax it to the designated agricultural services number found on the agency's website. You may also deliver a printed copy to your local extension office in person.

The record book should be updated annually. Key deadlines for cattle reports may vary, so ensure regular updates based on county extension recommendations. Important dates in your cattle management calendar should be noted prominently in this book.

The purpose of this record book is to provide an organized method for ranchers to keep track of their cattle operations. It allows for proper record keeping in compliance with agricultural regulations and enhances decision-making capabilities in ranch management. By utilizing these records, ranchers can analyze performance, track herd health, and improve overall profitability.

• 1. Cattle Records: Detailed sheets to log individual cow and herd performance.
• 2. Pasture Records: Sheets to track grazing and pasture management effectiveness.
• 3. Breeding Records: Forms to record breeding dates and outcomes for effective herd management.
• 4. Health Records: Dedicated sections to log vaccinations and health treatments.

Failing to submit this form could lead to regulatory issues and lost funding opportunities for ranch management. Additionally, important health and performance information may not be tracked and could affect herd viability.

• Regulatory Non-compliance: Without accurate records, you may face penalties.
• Poor Herd Management: Inability to track cattle performance can lead to losses.
• Missed Funding Opportunities: Incomplete records might disqualify your operation for grants or programs.

• 1. Annual Reporting: To maintain compliance with state regulations.
• 2. Management Reviews: For evaluating herd performance comprehensively.
• 3. Financial Assessments: To gauge business profitability and inform budgeting.