High Impact Bulls: What should (Your) Top 1% Look Like?
High Impact Bulls: What should (Your) Top 1% Look Like?

What makes a bull impactful? What makes him valuable? Ask these questions to any producers or stud company and you will likely get an assortment of different answers. But that doesn’t mean we can’t find some commonalities and basic markers to help you answer that question as it applies to your own operation.

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Unlocking The Potential of An Authentic Wagyu Program One of the best things about the American Cattlemen Podcast is our ability to bring you the latest information in the cattle industry. We are constantly bringing you ways to grow, diversify, and specialize your farms and ranches. We know this economy is tough on everyone and […]

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Dystocia Prevention and Control By Maura Keller When cattle ranchers hear the word “dystocia,” they understand the significant impact this condition can have on both cow and calf alike. American Cattlemen connected with Dr. Travis White, DVM, director of veterinary technical services at Saskatoon Colostrum Company, to provide ranchers with a betting a better understanding […]

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Ration Balancing Basics

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Ration Balancing Basics Regardless of your production goals – maintenance, growth or finishing – keeping the ration simple may be your best bet for reaching your target. There is no need to make things difficult and include every ingredient under the sun. Start with a high quality forage and then add in supplements to fill […]

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A Longstanding Impact

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Wintering Calves and Late Weaning

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Wintering Calves with their Mothers – Late Weaning Many stockmen calve in the spring and wean in the fall. This works well for those who calve in February-March, or seedstock producers who calve in January to have bull calves old enough to sell as yearlings in a spring bull sale. Today, however, a growing number […]

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USCA Attends the Farmers and Ranchers in Action Event USCA Supports Efforts to Block Mandatory EID

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BioZyme® Earns Feed Facility of the Year

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Minimizing Your Herd’s Environmental Impact Article and photo courtesy of Central Life Sciences Today’s environmentally conscious producer has a lot to worry about. Kenley Rogers, Sales Development Manager at Central Life Sciences, says producers must recognize that sustainability is at the top of the mind across the industry more than ever before. From manure management, proper […]

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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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End Targeted Persecution of Maude Family.

WASHINGTON (April 28, 2025)

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