You need to know what your calves are weighing to avoid sickness and save on money when it comes to developing your ration and treating calves.

The area that we're in really has a lot of people and is being developed. So my opportunity has really come from getting places that are broken up or places that weren't grazed. And with lease ground, it's hard to spend a lot of money. So that's where the temporary wire comes in not only for intensive grazing, but also just to keep cattle in when there's no fences.

"...and start making the most of your tractor time and be content with doing it all and be excited to do it all, because you can make it happen."

Right now, we have just one of those basic contact us forms. But we're going towards a messaging system directly on our website. We have a growing group of customer service, technical service repair technicians, they're always happy to help.

So it's pretty amazing how much research is conducted here in the US just to improve the industry.

One of the mistakes ranchers make is they try to use the steel post in their fence for a ground rod. It's only driven in about 18 inches.

What I think people should do first and foremost is go to those immediate connections for advice. If you don't have them, make them and join your local cattle groups.

Finding a qualified hired man is tough and is keeping them around. Let’s lessen that stress.

Livestock promotion needs to be looked at as a serious part of promotion that ranchers can have fun with.