With beef at record high prices in North America and around the world, consumers are seeking premium products to ensure their money is well spent. That’s one reason the Certified Angus Beef ® (CAB) brand joined with the Canadian Angus Association to sponsor “Carcass 101” June 18-19 in Olds, AB.
There is no man more associated with the words “cattle market” than Topper Thorpe, who left his mark on the industry during a 32-year tenure with CattleFax. His contributions and leadership will be noted as Thorpe receives the Feeding Quality Forum Industry Achievement Award in August.
In December 2007, at 28 and 30 years of age, “the Tiffany boys” to the locals around Herington, Kan., became some of the youngest feedlot owners in the industry.
Steve and I recently had the pleasure of meeting commercial Angus producers Roy and Carol Soukup (she walked in a few minutes later) in Ellsworth, Kan.
However, persistence in selecting more of the right genetics, and continuing to pursue higher values for your cattle and adding more to your bottom line will pay.
Our first stop on the recent CAB Master of Brand Advantages (MBA) tour was just south of White City, Kan., home to some superior Angus genetics as well as the 2012 Farm Mom of the Year.
A chef to hotel guests and dignitaries around the world, Tony Biggs has joined the Certified Angus Beef® brand team in delivering the very best beef to carnivores
everywhere. As the brand’s new director of culinary arts, Biggs will lead the company’s culinary expertise and outreach, helping chefs, retailers and consumers
interpret premium beef trends and apply them on menus, in meat cases and in kitchens around the globe.
Peter Vauthy, CAB Brand Ambassador and Executive Chef at Miami’s Red, The Steakhouse, said bringing the two ends of the production spectrum together is an on-target strategy.
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