What costs more than buying hay?
Date: Sep 20 2012
Big Thinkers & BlogSome costs of the drought are easy to calculate. Like the extra hay that ranchers Joe and Brenda Anderjaska are going to buy this year.
Category: Blog
Gimme the good news!
Date: Sep 12 2012
Blog & Feeding Quality ForumOur Feeding Quality Forum the week before last, was full of some kind of gloomy news for cattle feeders, but I inherited optimism.
Asheville perfect setting for N.C. field day
Date: Sep 11 2012
BlogOur crew gets to go to some pretty cool places, see lots of high-quality cattle and meet some great people.
Angus to Limousin=Apples to oranges
Date: Sep 09 2012
Blog & EPDsThey know Angus EPDs (expected progeny differences) like nobody’s business. Er, nobody else’s business.
Getting what you want from your grocer
Date: Sep 07 2012
Blog & Consumer ConnectionWe love hearing about Certified Angus Beef® brand superfans. The diehards, who eat nothing else. They’ve tasted the best and won’t go back.
A straight fence
Date: Sep 05 2012
Blog & BreedingYou know, we are the Angus people here, and so we’re going to try to steer you this way. But a good set of Angus females is a great foundation to start with.
Buy, raise, feed the best
Date: Sep 05 2012
Big Thinkers & BlogLearning from the past to improve performance, Galen Reece bought a variety of cattle over the years before shifting to quality cattle with proven genetics.
A new paradigm, again
Date: Aug 28 2012
Blog & Cattle Markets & Feeding Quality ForumWhen corn prices get high, feeder cattle go down. Why?
Well, take a look at what cost of gain (COG) does in response.
A day in the life of a beef cattle specialist
Date: Aug 27 2012
About the brand & BlogI spend a great deal of my time communicating our message to the commercial cow-calf producer: that they need to buy Angus bulls.
Yield grade 4 AND CAB?
Date: Aug 27 2012
Blog & Consumer ConnectionProducers often turn to the guys in our office to help them make heads or tails of carcass data. It is our kind of thing…