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The American Cattlemen April 2026

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

Click Here for the previous issue of the American Cattlemen – March 2026

American Cattlemen March 2026

In this issue of the American Cattlemen March 2026

The March issue of The American Cattlemen is packed with practical insights for cattle producers looking to strengthen their operations. This issue highlights the importance of on-farm biosecurity, breaks down the fundamentals of effective grazing management, and offers guidance on what to do after purchasing a new herd bull. Readers will also learn how the right calving tools can improve success rates, explore three proven ways to boost cattle profitability, and understand why cyber insurance is becoming essential for modern feedyards. Additionally, the issue features innovations in cattle handling equipment and introduces the latest technology with the Ceres Gen6.

• Biosecurity is Always Important in your Farm or Ranch
• The First Step Toward Better Grazing: Understanding the Rest
• Bought the Bull Now What
• The Right Calving Tools Put the Odds in Your Favor
• Three Key Ways to Increase Cattle Profits
• Why Cyber Insurance is Critical for Feedyards & Cattle Producers
• Brute Cattle Handling Equipment
• Introducing the Ceres Gen6

Click Here for the Previous Issue of the American Cattlemen – February 2026

American Cattlemen February 2026

In This Issue of the American Cattlemen February 2026

This issue of The American Cattlemen focuses on building a stronger, more efficient cattle operation from the ground up. This issue dives into what defines high-impact bulls and how to identify the top 1% for your herd. It also provides practical guidance on calving barn design and layout to improve efficiency and calf health. Readers will gain insight into the growing role of sexed semen in the beef industry and explore six key soil health principles that support regenerative ranching practices for long-term productivity and sustainability.

• High Impact Bulls: What Should (Your) Top 1% Look Like
• Calving Barn Design and Layout
• Sexed Semen in the Beef Industry
• 6 Soil Health Principles for Regenerative Cattle Ranches

Click Here for the Previous Issue of the American Cattlemen – January 2026

American Cattlemen January 2026

In this Issue of the American Cattlemen January 2026

The January issue of The American Cattlemen kicks off the year with practical tools and insights for winter management and long-term success. This issue explores efficient hay feeding equipment options to keep operations running smoothly through cold conditions, along with a look back at trends shaping the U.S. cattle market. Readers will also discover how digital mapping can be leveraged to improve regenerative grazing practices and find recommendations for winter workwear built to withstand the toughest environments on the ranch.

• Winter Hay Feeding Equipment Options
• A Look Back at the U.S. Cattle Market
• Tips to Turn Digital Mapping into a Tool for Regenerative Grazing Practices
• Winter Workwear that Works for You

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American Cattlemen December 2025

American Cattlemen December 2025

The December issue of American Cattlemen focuses on preparing cattle operations for winter and ensuring long-term success. Key topics include securing reliable winter water, practical ranch winterization strategies, strengthening regenerative practices in cold weather, the benefits of portable corrals, and the costly risks of compromising breeding season practices. This guide helps producers protect herds, resources, and profits through the winter and beyond.

• Importance of Winter Water
• 5 Ways to Prepare for Winter on Your Regenerative Ranch
• Winterizing the Ranch
• Reasons you Need a Portable Corral
• Cost of Cutting Corners in Breeding Season

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American Cattlemen November 2025

In this Issue of the American Cattlemen

In this November 2025 issue of American Cattlemen, the spotlight is on smart management and efficiency as producers head into winter. This issue explores the value and performance of hydraulic handling systems, breaks down livestock trailer options to match any operation, and highlights the importance of maintaining proper mineral nutrition through the colder months. You’ll also find practical guidance on bale grazing and other hay-feeding strategies designed to maximize feed efficiency and support herd health all season long.

• Evaluating the Value of Hydraulic Handling Systems
• Livestock Trailers to Fit Every Need
• Mineral Nutrition Through Winter Months
• How To Use Bale Grazing & Other Hay-Feeding Strategies

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