The Podcast for Cattle Producers

These are show notes for the cattle producer who likes to read instead of listening or watching podcast episodes. Here you will find a collection of podcast episodes from the past year that are broken down into their key points and offer links to resources mentioned in the show. Here’s your chance to read up on current ranch management strategies that will improve how you operate as a cattleman and leader in the beef industry.

Podcast Show Notes for the Cattle Producer

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Creating Daily Joy when Ranching

You have to accept that it is up to you to make the change if you want to quit feeling and acting angry all the time.

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Tech Talk: Proper Power Fencing Installation

Now, think to the future, because you can't have too big of an energizer. So if you think down the road, you're going to be tying into it and adding more ground or more area and building more fence and wanting to use that same Energizer, think about that.

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Seedstock Solutions for Cattle Producers

What we have found over the last 25 years of doing this work is that farmers are becoming more and more tuned into the metrics of what their animals are performing with.

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Start Doing it All in One Day

"...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."

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Tech Talk: Digital Support & Troubleshooting

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.

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Defining and Selecting a Quality Cow Herd

For example, phenotypically, I think that structural soundness is that they have a hock that's properly constructed, that they have freedom of movement, that they have good udders, that they have calving ease, particularly in the virgin heifers. All of those things are consistent for the seedstock and commercial man alike. They are constant across the spectrum. When you get into the genotypic component of these cattle, there can be some variation about what you would call uniformity or quality or the most of the best, a lot of that has to do with the environment that your cattle operation exist in.

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Do’s & Don’ts of Fly Control

It's in your best interest to get on top of fly control early on in the season. It ends up costing you herd health and in pounds of gain.

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Feedlot Talk for Ranchers

It's very helpful on our end to know the history of your calves from vaccine protocols to your mineral program.

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