100% or better
Date: Nov 01 2016
Big Thinkers & BlogThough few and far between, there are still places in our great country where cell phone service can’t be found and you need an old-fashioned paper map to find your way.
Category: Blog
Following the Calves: Quality in the details
Date: Oct 27 2016
BlogAttention to detail is everywhere you look around Glenn Cantrell’s Lone Grove, Okla., ranch.
Dreamers with endurance
Date: Oct 25 2016
About the brand & BlogIt’s one thing to dream when there’s a lot to gain and you’re holding a good hand, another when the person across the table is the one with the winning streak.
Meeting of the Minds
Date: Oct 21 2016
Big Thinkers & BlogMore often than not, my travels take me to the places where the cattle roam, rather that the spots where the steaks are served.
Nice little marketing program you’ve got there
Date: Oct 14 2016
Black Ink & Blog & ResearchMy son was convinced that a regular t-shirt and jeans wouldn’t do for his 2nd grade field trip last spring. They were headed to a local farm.
Progressive quality
Date: Sep 26 2016
Big Thinkers & BlogAnyway, the retired Arizona State University provost with a 40,000-acre ranch wanted to convert his desert-based herd to high-quality, high-percentage Angus.
‘Just call Terry Harris’
Date: Sep 21 2016
Big Thinkers & BlogAs a girl who’s called Mr. Terry plenty of times and told others to do the same, I figured it was only fitting.
Following the calves: Starting over
Date: Sep 15 2016
Big Thinkers & Black Ink & BlogFor a cattle feeder, shipping day is not only the culmination of months of work, it’s also payday.
High quality is the BIG picture
Date: Sep 09 2016
Big Thinkers & BlogPulling into the expansive yard at the 80,000-head-capacity Poky Feeders south of Scott City, Kan., a few months ago, I wondered how a giant feedyard like this can be famous for high-quality beef.
Angus therapy
Date: Sep 05 2016
Big Thinkers & BlogBesides a set of old scrapbooks that reveal a rich history in the Angus breed, Abbie Nelson’s table is tidy, well kept like the rest of the place.