Date: Jul 11 2018
Cattle Markets & Consumer Connection & News ReleaseTalk about a national beef traceability system in the U.S. might seem like a broken record. It’s been discussed often, but no efficient structure yet encompasses the entire supply chain.
Date: Jun 26 2018
Cattle Markets & Consumer Connection & News Release“Is marbling a free trait?” The question was put to Mark McCully, vice president of production for the Certified Angus Beef ® (CAB®) brand at last week’s Beef Improvement Federation meeting in Loveland, Colo.
Date: Aug 24 2017
About the brand & Blog & Cattle MarketsFor the first time ever, more than 100,000 beef carcasses were “certified” for our brand in one five-day period.
Date: Jul 20 2017
About the brand & Cattle Markets & News ReleaseQuality cattle are so commonplace they’re no longer worth a reward, right? Wrong.
Date: May 18 2017
Cattle Markets & News ReleaseWhen cattle gain or lose $150 in per-head value in a week, it’s easy to lose sight of what lifts that value trend over the years.
Date: Feb 20 2017
Cattle Markets & News Release & ResearchA bigger beef cattle herd. A younger cow herd. In the face of declining cattle prices, these two facts can bring hope.
Date: Jan 30 2017
Cattle Markets & Consumer Connection & News ReleaseWhile the cattle market fell from record highs in 2014 in a steep dive to last fall’s low, the relative demand for quality and premium bids for Angus calves fared better.
Date: Dec 12 2016
Big Thinkers & Black Ink & Blog & Cattle MarketsWhen Troy Hadrick contemplated managing his family’s commercial Angus herd near Faulkton, South Dakota, change was a given. It was even part of the allure.
Date: Dec 01 2016
Cattle Markets & Consumer Connection & News ReleaseThe beef market tells you what it wants. You just have to pay attention. “We know there are signals out there in the marketplace for quality. As you move further away from the end product, we know those signals are…not quite as distinct,” said Mark McCully, Certified Angus Beef LLC (CAB) at the 2016 Angus Convention in Indianapolis in November.
Date: Nov 28 2016
Angus Convention & Cattle Markets & News ReleaseAngus bull buyers paid record-high prices in 2015. The calves from those sires are going to market now, and breeders should be helping their customers get the most out of the investment. That was the message from three panelists at the 2016 Angus Convention in Indianapolis, Ind., Nov. 4-7.
