The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
Date: Oct 06 2014
Big Thinkers & Blog & Breeding & Sire SelectionTo raise cattle for over 33 years with someone, you’ve got to love what you do and who you do it with.
Category: Blog
Exponential Impact
Date: Oct 02 2014
Big Thinkers & Blog & Post Weaning & Retained OwnershipTwenty years later Trevor and Torri Lienemann of Princeton, Neb., have four kids, a 300-cow seedstock operation and lots and lots of data.
Less cattle, more Prime
Date: Oct 01 2014
Blog & Consumer ConnectionLess cattle = more Prime?
It doesn’t take a mathematician to think, “Something doesn’t add up.”
Chef coats and cow pastures
Date: Sep 26 2014
Blog & Consumer ConnectionDuring a busy summer, full of events both in Wooster and afar, this one to Back Creek’s Angus Farm wasn’t exactly planned.
Five star beef drives demand
Date: Sep 24 2014
Blog & Consumer ConnectionTrip Advisor scores for licensed CAB restaurants directly correlate with the amount of beef they demand. The higher the score, the more CAB the restaurant purchases.
Surprise!
Date: Sep 15 2014
Black Ink & Blog & Retained Ownership“It made me mad!” That’s what a Montana rancher told me when talking about the first carcass data he ever got back.
Fewer fires to fight
Date: Sep 12 2014
BlogMost cow-calf herds have a health and nutrition plan in place when it comes to weaning. When was the last time you reevaluated yours?
Back to school, part II
Date: Sep 09 2014
BlogRead on today as she discusses other valuable takeaways from her involvement in the Young Cattlemen’s Conference.
Back to school
Date: Sep 08 2014
BlogSometimes there’s a lot of value in geographically removing yourself from your cattle business to take time and enhance your own learning.
Bovine babies grow up fast
Date: Aug 20 2014
BlogWith summer nearly behind us and fall on the horizon, I thought it only right to check in with those bovine babies and see if they’d show off their good side for the camera once again.