Date: Oct 04 2012
Cattle Feeding & News Release & Post WeaningSome cattle grow like weeds; some hit the high-grade targets. Some do both, some neither. That’s the way it goes in the world of commodity cattle. But cattle can be so much more, adding profit throughout the supply chain.
Date: Sep 17 2012
News Release & Post Weaning & Premium Potential & ResearchDate: Aug 24 2012
Blog & Cattle Feeding & Post WeaningDate: Aug 21 2012
Blog & Post Weaning & Pre-conditioningMy cows are grass seekers but they have had to settle. Creep feeding is part of preconditioning this year.
Date: Jul 12 2012
Blog & Grid Marketing & Post WeaningThe cowherd records–the pedigrees, the history, special notations–all 400-some of them are displayed on the office wall.
Date: Jun 06 2012
Blog & Post Weaning & Retained OwnershipMeet the father-son combo of Gary and Lane Darnall. They welcome calls from ranchers at their feedyard in western Nebraska.
Date: Jun 04 2012
Blog & Post Weaning & Retained OwnershipMyth: There is no information out there for folks who want to try feeding cattle for the first time.
Fact: There are resources and you don’t even have to look that far to find them.
Date: May 24 2012
Blog & Implant & Post Weaning & StockmanshipWell, I’m going to take this story down a little different trail; but not that familiar route which is associated with cutting costs on the farm or ranch. Rather, I’m going to discuss tightening the genetic belt!
Date: Apr 02 2012
Blog & Cattle Feeding & Post WeaningMyth: Feedlots are so crunched for feeder calf supplies, they don’t care where the cattle come from, they just need more of ‘em.
Date: Mar 30 2012
Blog & Post Weaning & StockmanshipWithout history on the cattle, feedlots or cattle buyers don’t know what to expect. Look at this pen of cattle at a feedlot in western Kansas.
