Wildcat Wednesday: We rode in trucks
Date: Jan 23 2013
| BlogJust take a second to ponder everything you learned in a truck. For me, it went way beyond simply learning (the hard way) the difference between gas and diesel.
Posts by CAB Cattle Crew :
Wildcat Wednesday: Agvocating for beef
Date: Jan 16 2013
| Blog & Consumer Connection
Not backing up on genetics
Date: Jan 11 2013
| Blog & Consumer ConnectionProducer Marty Hughes of Goldthwaite, Texas, is trying to make the best of a bad situation. After two years of drought he has had to reduce his herd by half.
Wildcat Wednesday: The Cattlewomen
Date: Jan 09 2013
| BlogKansas State University’s Collegiate Cattlewomen club is a tradition of beef promotion, advocacy and education.
Flashback Friday: Commitment over the decades
Date: Jan 04 2013
| Big Thinkers & BlogOver 20 years ago Ken Stielow of Bar S Angus Ranch was the first producer to earn the CAB Commitment to Excellence Award for commercial cow-calf operators.
Happy 2nd Blog-iversary! The hits of 2012.
Date: Dec 28 2012
| BlogWe were nervous. We were uncertain, but excited. Those were the feelings we recounted last year as we celebrated one year in the blogasphere.
What are you passionate about?
Date: Dec 12 2012
| BlogCertified Angus Beef enjoyed another record year ending September 30th: 811 million pounds. Consumers prefer it; demand is great, and the time is now.
Wrapping up Dr. Corah live–Part II
Date: Dec 12 2012
| EPDs & Hot topics & ResearchWhen we kicked off our first-ever live Facebook chat, we didn’t know what to expect. But the hour flew by and we were impressed with the variety and depth of the questions our friends asked.
Wrapping up Dr. Corah live–Part I
Date: Dec 11 2012
| Fetal Programming & GestationOn Friday, we hosted a live chat on our Facebook page featuring our very own vice president, Dr. Larry Corah. We encouraged our social media followers to brown bag it and have their lunch with us — virtually, anyway.
Flashback Friday: Impacts, one at a time
Date: Dec 06 2012
| Big Thinkers & BlogAfter nearly 12 years, we did a follow-up with Oberlin, Kan. Angus producer Monte Moore and we can only guess at the number of lives he’s touched in that time.