December 20, 2018 | Vol. 11 : No. 12
Angus Convention celebrates CAB 40th anniversary, education and business.
Giving thanks for our blessings.
The new Tax Cuts and Job Act includes several changes that may ease the burden on farmers and ranchers.
Court grants R-CALF USA’s motion to expand its beef checkoff case to at least 13 more states.
Thanksgiving dinner cost down for third straight year.
UK offers information on ticks and alpha-gal syndrome.
Cattlemen can use EPDs with reasonable expectations in commercial crossbred operations.
When working cattle in the cold, make sure facilities are ready to go to ensure comfort for all.
Plan ahead to increase human comfort when working cattle in cold weather.
Nebraska cattlemen, State Patrol announce new hauling protocol and collaboration.
Producers gain many benefits from BQA certification.
Lifetime of cow productivity begins with heifer selection..
Our team of Angus advisors offer regional tips for herd management for the month of December.
Canadian cattlemen share tips on preventing water tanks from freezing.
To ensure a healthy breeding bull, feed enough energy and protein.
Balanced approach to vaccine safety, efficacy.
Veterinarian highlights prevalent loss-causing diseases that don’t involve any acronyms.
Distillers’ grains offer ration benefits, but be aware of sulfur levels.
Four tips offered for getting the most parasite control.
Severe weather across the United States is resulting in high risk for mycotoxins.
A ranch view of grid marketing.
Beef cutout values surge higher.
Trick or treat.
Heifers factor into Prime grade uptrend.
Quality in the cow herd.
Vice president of cattle procurement at Tyson Fresh Meats discusses the positive and fast response by cattlemen to market signals.
