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American Cattlemen May 2025
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- Improve Hay Quality with Hay Wraps and Bags
- Maintaining Cattle Handling Systems
- Fly Control Strategies
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- Gain a New View of Your Pasture Forage Potential
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R&R MachinE Works: Revolutionizing Feeding and INdustrial Manufacturing Since 1976
For nearly five decades, R&R Machine Works has stood as a trusted leader in the agriculture and feeding industries. Renowned for its innovative approach, exceptional quality, and unmatched customer service, R&R has carved a reputation as the go-to partner for feedlot owners, managers, and beef and cattle producers. With its commitment to both tradition and […]
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Gain a new view of your pastures’ forage potential
By Laura Nelson Five ways to maximize the power of a simple grazing exclosure to help truly know what you can grow. Sponsored By: It’s all too easy to bypass what we see – or fail to see – in the places we see the most. Noble Research Institute regenerative ranching advisors Will Moseley […]
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Improve Quality Hay with Wraps & Bags
By Jessica Graham For cattlemen, the quality of hay directly impacts the health and productivity of their herd. Good hay leads to better weight gain, higher milk production, and overall healthier cattle. On the other hand, feeding low-quality or spoiled hay can reduce feed intake, cause digestive issues, and even lead to illness. If cattle […]
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Upkeeping Your Cattle Handling System
By Jaclyn Krymowski Having a system to effectively move and handle cattle, no matter how basic or complicated, can make a world of difference on any ranch. There are many reasons why a good system is worth your investment in time and money. Not only does it keep your team and animals safe, but it […]
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Featured Story
Maximize Profitability with Wagyu
Beef Cattle producers are feeling more optimistic. With an El Nino winter forecasted, cattle producers are anticipating a reprieve from multi-year drought conditions. For consecutive years the beef cattle herd has been in decline due to environmental conditions. A March 2023 USDA report shows that since 2022, there has been a 4% decrease in beef cows, 6% decrease in replacement heifers, and 5% decrease in heifers expected to calve this year. According to another published USDA article, the latest cattle inventory peaked in 2019 at 94.8 million and has since plummeted 6% to 89.3 million this year. The rapid decline in beef cattle inventory over the past four years was driven by drought conditions; however Northern states experienced above average rainfall during the 2023 spring and summer months and in the coming months NOAA predicts a wetter-than-average winter in the southeastern United States, allowing calf producers in recovering areas to consider opportunities to rebuild their herd.
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