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"We’ve got to take care of the land, take care of our finances, then the cattle can better care for us. As we begin to focus more on the land and the soil, the others tend to come with it.”
Is there enough high-quality beef? The market doesn’t seem to think so.
Red Angus producers will soon have more access to market based premiums along with potentially seeing an increased demand for the breed, accor…
Just as customers were seeing record beef prices in the grocery store, the spreads were record-wide between each of the beef quality grades.
A recent news release from Certified Angus Beef (CAB) offered three communication internship positions for the summer of 2022. While applicati…
The second highest sales year on record, global sales totaled 1.215 billion pounds to end fiscal year 2021.
Much of the cattle feeding business is outside of a manager’s control, but quality cattle caretaking is one thing Kendall Hopp can guarantee.
Hands-on experience is arguably the most valuable way to learn, just ask the four young people who all interned this summer with the Talon Int…
People who have been at it for decades, the second or third generation in this idea that carcass quality matters, with a well-tested recipe fo…
Many cattlemen have an idea of how grid marketing works, but we still get a number of questions as they’re digging through carcass data. Knowing more about it will undoubtedly help producers create cattle that fit a grid, and ultimately their customers' needs. Paul Dykstra will present a free webinar, "Understanding grid marketing and carcass data," Jan. 21 at 1:30 p.m.
Great cattlemen and women live their lives as if being great is not a goal. It is a constant pursuit.
In fall 2019, the Certified Angus Beef (CAB) brand created the Rural Relief Fund as a way to rally their community to provide support. Two big events in Washington state and Iowa called for its help this year.
“We’ve seen the value of buying cattle off of one ranch or off of a bigger group of cattle from people who are really invested and improving their genetics.”
“We try to be constant learners and get better every day in whatever we’re doing. With our faith, with our sports and activities, with our school and learning and with our work around here. We try to make ourselves and those around us better every day.”
When so many decisions in 2020 were reactions to repeated rib punches, it’s hard to catch your breath long enough to make plans.
It’s watching the rain clouds roll in across a drought-stricken plain. It’s pacing the delivery room, waiting to meet your firstborn. It’s bri…
Humans developed over millennia to hunt and herd. When it’s time to move animals, instincts send us out with a purpose but sometimes little th…
Hidden beneath the hide, minerals act behind the scenes to maintain general function. When cattle can’t access all the minerals they need, reproduction rates drop, tissue growth diminishes and illness sets in. That’s why mineral supplementation underpins any cattle operation.
There it was before me: A sunny pasture scene, pairs lazily grazing on still-green grass, as the river flowed by. A picture of serenity.
Have you ever walked into a building and wondered about the engineer? Who verified that each beam sits right where it’s supposed to? Was he th…
Antimicrobial resistance might sound like a challenge straight out the headlines, but it could become awfully personal when you find routine a…
My favorite book in the Bible is Exodus. The first time I read it, I remember getting so frustrated with the Israelites. How could they be so …
If USDA Choice were a basic Volkswagen, U.S. cattlemen should be producing the Audis and Porsches made by the same company.
"I would argue that automated waterers have done more to reduce stockmanship than anything." He learned to identify sick animals while waiting for the tank to fill.
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