CERES GEN6 Recognised in the 2026 Australian Good Design Awards

CERES GEN6 Recognised in the 2026 Australian Good Design Awards CERES GEN6 has been recognised in the 2026 Australian Good Design Awards, Australia’s longest-running international design awards, for excellence in design, innovation and impact. This year’s Awards are presented under the theme Design that Leads – celebrating the critical role of design in navigating complexity, driving innovation and creating positive […]

The 2026 NATDA Trailer Show Sets New Records Across Attendance

Welcoming More Than 4,700 Industry Professionals to Nashville, the 2026 NATDA Trailer Show Sets New Records Across Attendance, Dealer Participation and Engagement Arlington, VA. – The 2026 NATDA Trailer Show, held September 1-3 at Nashville’s Music City Center, delivered another record-breaking year on several levels, welcoming more than 4,700 industry professionals and 800+ dealerships to […]

CERES TAG and Acies Agricultural Risks Partner on Livestock Risk Management

Bringing animal-level data and livestock mortality insurance closer together to help producers protect the value of their livestock KANSAS CITY, USA – September 14, 2026 – CERES TAG, a direct-to-satellite livestock tracking and monitoring company, has announced a new collaboration with Acies Agricultural Risks, a division of Acies USA, Inc., to provide CERES TAG customers with […]

Pregnancy Checking: Technologies and Tactics

Pregnancy Checking: Technologies and Tactics  By Jaclyn Krymowski for American Cattlemen  Reproductive efficiency makes up no small part of a cow’s fertility value. With feed and supplement costs where they are, keeping one open cow over winter can run $175 to $400 with nothing to show for it come spring, write Lindsay Waechter-Mead and Kacie McCarthy […]

Graze Fall-Weaned Calves this Winter to Boost Profits

Got extra forage? Graze fall-weaned calves this winter to boost profits. If forage resources permit, consider holding overcalves weaned in the fall for winter grazing to take advantage of a spring or early summer market. Whether they’ve been blessed with abundant rain this year or have calculated the cost and opportunity of targeting a non-traditional […]

Getting More From Every Pound of Feed

Feed Efficiency: Getting More From Every Pound of Feed  By Jessica Graham  Feed is one of the biggest costs in a beef cattle herd. In fact, according to a 2024 analysis “Exploring Feed Efficiency in Beef Cattle: From Data Collection to Genetic and Nutritional Modeling” by Ayooluwa O. Ojo et al., feed can make up as much as 75% of the […]

Ways to Extend Fall and Winter Grazing

Ways to Extend Fall and Winter Grazing  By Heather Smith Thomas Some years, native pastures and hay aftermath don’t produce as much forage as a producer would hope, especially if there’s not much rain in regions without irrigation, or drought reduces the irrigation water supply.  Yet, many ranchers are trying to find ways to extend the grazing season and reduce winter feed costs; feeding […]

Vermeer Introduces the New 605 S-Series Balers