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American Cattlemen June 2025

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- Get Out of Defense Mode– Setting Up Your Next Grazing Plan
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R&R Machine Works Empowers Feedlot Professionals

R&R Machine Works empowers Feedlot Professionals. 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. […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

Strategies for Fly Control

By Heather Smith Thomas Biting flies are constant pests during warm weather. Different types of flies have different ways they attack cattle, so a combination of tactics for controlling them is usually most effective. Stable flies breed in rotting organic matter like old hay and bedding. Horn flies breed in fresh cattle manure. Horse flies […]

ALTOSID® IGR EFFECTIVELY CONTROLS HORN FLY POPULATIONS

PROMOTES GREATER WEIGHT GAIN IN STOCKER CATTLE STUDY Horn flies are a major concern to beef producers, costing the industry more than $1 billion annually. Left untreated, their painful bites can present a number of risks to cattle and interfere with cattle’s ability to maximize weight gain potential. However, a recent study confirmed that stocker […]

Genomic Testing

Genomic testing, is it worthwhile? To say the past decade has been revolutionary in the world of cattle genetics is no understatement. Genomic testing, along with subsequent data collection, has been the spearhead of this rapid acceleration, moving the modern cow’s improvement by leaps and bounds. The dairy industry has especially fallen in love with […]

Selecting Needles and Syringes: Practical Advice for Cattle Producers

By Nick Wagner, DVM, Professional Services Veterinarian, Neogen® When selecting needles to vaccinate or treat cattle, there are several factors to consider in order to make the right decisions for overall herd health and best management practices. Selecting needles and syringes First, when selecting a needle, determine the appropriate route of administration, whether it is […]

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Featured Story

End Targeted Persecution of Maude Family.

Today, the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association (NCBA) and the Public Lands Council (PLC) commended U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins for ending the overzealous criminal prosecution of family ranchers Charles and Heather Maude.

Secretary Rollins’ announcement today is welcome news both for the Maude family who have endured arduous court appearances, legal fees, and the threat of prison time. as well as for family ranchers across the West who feared heavy-handed legal pressure from the last administration. This announcement is a fitting culmination to the last year of work NCBA and PLC have done in Washington to find a reasonable end to this unnecessary situation. The support of grassroots cattle industry leaders from around the country was also crucial to achieving this victory.

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