Beef Quality Assurance

BQA, or Beef Quality Assurance, is a program that is promoted by the USDA, Cooperative Extension, the National Cattlemen's Beef Association, state cattlemen's associations, and basically all of the beef industry. The program provides tr

Analyzing Your Ranches Process

 Broken Needles

 Cattle Transfer Records Part 1

 Cattle Transfer Records Part 2

 Chemical Residues Part 1

 Chemical Residues Part 2

 Chutes

 Dehorning

 Determining Quality

 Establishing a Herd Health Plan

 Establishing a Relationship with Your Local Vet

 Extra Label Drug Use

 Foriegn Object Contamination

 Getting Started with Beef Quality Assurance

 Implanting Incorrectly

 Implanting Part 1

 Implanting Part 2

 Implementing Beef Quality Assurance

 Injection Site Management Calves

This video shows the proper injection site location for club... Internal Parasite Control

 Keeping Equipment Sperated

 Labeling Syringes

 MRI of an Injection Site Blemish

Dr. John Davidson shows us what an injection site blemish lo... Pesticide Useage

 Preventing and Treating Health Disorders

 Preventing Legions

 Proper Injection Sites

 Record Keeping

 Residues in Product

 Role of Your Vet

 Storing Feed

 Syringe Dosage

 Syringes

 Testing for Chemicals

 The Relationship Between the Rancher and Veterinarian

Dr. Ron Gill and Dr. Virginia Fajt discuss the key elements ... Training Your Employees for Beef Quality Assurance

 Use of Antibiotics

 Vaccinations

 Vet and Client Relationship

 Vet and Producer Relatio

 Ways to Administer Animal Health Products

 Weight Dependent Dosages

 What Beef Quality Assurance is Not

 What is Beef Quality Assurance

 What preparations do I need to make before processing my calves

Dr. Jason Cleere and Dr. John Davidson discuss the steps tha... Who Is Responsible for Implementing Beef Quality Assurance

 Why is Beef Quality Assurance Important

 Why Should I Know What Beef Quality Assurance Is

 Withdrawal Periods

 Conclusion of Beef Quality Assurance

 The Relationship Between the Rancher and Veterinarian Part 2

Dr. Ron Gill and Dr. Virginia Fajt discuss the key elements ... Handling Vaccines at the Chute

Dr. John Davidson and Dr. Jason Cleere discuss the proper wa... Important considerations for the use of prescribed and over the counter animal health products

Dr. Ron Gill and Dr. Virginia Fajt discuss over the counter ... What do I need to do with my vaccine after I purchase it_Vaccine Care Part 1

Dr. Jason Cleere Texas AgriLife Extension and Dr. John David... The Future of Antibiotics in the Livestock Industry

Dr. Ron Gill and Dr. Virginia Fajt discuss the future of ant... Use a Processing Map To Record Processing Procedures

Fill out the processing map before you get to the chute. Dr... What do I need to do with my vaccine after I purchase it_Vaccine Care Part 2

Dr. Jason Cleere Texas AgriLife Extension and Dr. John David... Importance of Proper Restraint When Processing Cattle

Dr. Ron Gill discuss how to properly restrain cattle in orde... Branding Location on Cattle

Jason Cleere discusses the appropriate place on cattle to pu...


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