History lessons
Date: Nov 21 2012
| Blog & EPDs & ResearchSome “recent” history: I was digging back through some information we researched out of the Iowa Tri-County Steer Carcass Futurity (TCSCF) database the other day.
Posts by CAB Cattle Crew :
Beef’s a trip day 20: Getting quality in the carts
Date: Nov 19 2012
| Blog & Consumer ConnectionWe introduce you to a couple of men who work hard to make sure the beef you produce ends up in shopping carts and on dinner tables.
Beef’s a trip day 15: It’s not all about the beef.
Date: Nov 15 2012
| BlogThey are the less-thought-about, the byproducts we use every day without even thinking about how they might have started out on our very ranches and feedlots.
Salt of the Earth
Date: Nov 11 2012
| BlogWith Gregory Feedlots for 35 years, David is steeped in knowledge about the feeding, care, and marketing of cattle. Particularly good Angus cattle.
Day 7: Stocking for quality
Date: Nov 07 2012
| Big Thinkers & BlogToday, we take a look at one stocker operator who’s putting those practices to work.
Beef’s a trip day 6: Quality focus doesn’t have to skip the middleman
Date: Nov 06 2012
| Hot topicsStocker guys get a bad rap. People on the other side accuse them of just being after the cheap gains, unconcerned with the finished product. But the truth is, they run calves during a very influential time of their lives and can have a huge impact on quality. If seedstock producers are the ultimate genetic […]
I’m So Lucky I Can’t Hardly Believe It!
Date: Oct 30 2012
| About the brand & Blog
Intern shares her CAB mythbusting experience
Date: Oct 29 2012
| About the brand & Blog
The Prime directive
Date: Oct 25 2012
| Grid Marketing & News ReleaseBreeding for high quality and retaining heifers over generations, Mike Kasten sees results. The Millersville, Mo., rancher has used artificial insemination (AI) for decades, finishing the progeny and collecting data.
Grandfather, grandson share Angus passion
Date: Oct 18 2012
| Big Thinkers & BlogGary was traveling through Tennessee when he had the opportunity to stop and visit with Wayne Day and Nick Rippy, a grandfather/grandson duo whose passion for good Angus cattle is evident.