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In this Issue of the American Cattlemen June 2026

The June 2026 issue of American Cattlemen highlights practical strategies and forward-thinking ideas shaping today’s beef industry. Readers will find expert insights on biological control of invasive weeds, building safer and more efficient cattle handling systems, selecting and maintaining quality replacements and understanding the regenerative ranching mindset. This issue also explores innovation in modern cattle management, including how High Lonesome Ranch is leveraging technology to transform operations from the fence line to the frontline.

• Biological Control of Invasive Weeds
• Building a Better Cattle Handling Setup
• Understanding the Regenerative Ranching Mindset
• Selecting and Maintaining Cattle Replacements
• From Fence Line to Frontline Innovation
• High Lonesome Ranch is Rewriting Cattle Management

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In this Issue of the American Cattlemen May 2026

In this issue of American Cattlemen, we cover the topics that matter most to today’s beef producers—from proven parasite control and rebuilding pastures after challenging seasons to evaluating calf vaccination strategies and emerging tools like virtual fencing. You’ll also find practical insights on herd hydration, effective horn fly control with Altosid® IGR, building a strong risk management foundation, and strategies to help capture more value at sale time.

• Proven Parasite Control for Beef Producers
• Rebuilding the Pasture Amid Tough Seasons
• Pros and Cons of Vaccinating Newborn Calves 
• Is Virtual Fencing Right For Your Ranch
• Hydrating Your Beef Herd
• Altosid® IGR Controls Horn Fly Population 
• Building a Risk Management Foundation in Cattle Operations
• How Producers Capture More at Sale Time

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In the April 2026 Issue of The American Cattlemen

This month’s issue of the American Cattlemen delivers timely insights to help producers prepare for the spring season. This issue covers practical deworming product options and application strategies, along with proven fertilization programs to maximize pasture performance. Readers will also find valuable guidance on fencing strategies, including a closer look at Monil’s virtual fencing technology making its way into the Midwest. In addition, the issue tackles pinkeye management with adaptable solutions and explores how C-Lock data management tools are helping cattle producers build more efficient, productive herds.

Issue Links:

• Deworming Product Options and How to Use Them 
• Boost your spring pasture with a fertilization program
• Fencing Strategies
• Why Monil Is Bringing Virtual Fencing to the Midwest
• Pink Eye: A variable disease REQUIRES variable solutions
• Using C-Lock Data Management to Build a More Efficient Cow Herd

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