TA Cattle and Their 13th Annual Bull & Female Sale
Welcome back to the American Cattlemen Podcast. Just ahead, we have Gale McKinney, he’s the owner of American Cattlemen Media, and he sits down with Travis Albrecht with TA Cattle, from, Thurston, Nebraska. In this episode, Gale and Travis dive into the TA Cattle 13th Annual Bull and Female Sale, held on February 7th, at the TA Cattle Sale Facility, 1905 H Ave, Thurston, NE. 
TA Cattle is a family-owned seed stock and feedlot operation. Their cattle possess essential profitability traits, including mothering ability, calf vigor, teat size, carcass quality, performance/feed efficiency, structural correctness, and most importantly, docility. They manage all sale cattle from birth to plate, providing firsthand genetic feedback. They frequently buy back their bull customers’ calves for their feedlot due to their confidence in the genetics.
The conversation highlighted TA Cattle’s deep commitment to structural correctness, docility, and performance, as well as their forward-thinking use of genetics, including embryo transfer and carefully planned matings, notably within the influential Verna cow line. Travis described standout offerings at the upcoming sale, including high-caliber two-year-old Red Angus bulls with exceptional calving ease and carcass quality, unique Red Angus Charolais crosses combining feed efficiency and muscle, as well as Black Angus and Simmental bulls selected for both maternal and terminal traits. Among the female offerings, the open Red Angus heifers represent the best of their herd, bred for maternal and carcass excellence. Travis explained the mechanics of the sale, such as group lots, volume discounts, and a strong guarantee policy, all designed to support commercial cattlemen in sourcing reliable, profitable genetics. The discussion closed with an invitation to the event, underscoring TA Cattle’s dedication to customer satisfaction and continual improvement in the beef industry.
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