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Managing work-life balance on the ranch

Even those who deeply love working in the cattle industry can feel run down at times. These ranchers provide some tips for striking the right balance.
August 14, 2025
John O'Meara

How do successful beef producers make sure there is balance between the demands of the ranch and the other aspects of a healthy life?



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Tensions during farm succession

Finances, communication, inheritance, change and control are five topics that commonly cause tension during farm successions.
August 5, 2025
Joy Kirkpatrick

Normalizing the fact that there will be tensions and taking the time to consider your farm’s tensions can set the farm on the path to a more resilient succession plan. This article discusses strategies for a smoother succession process.


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Musings of an apparent dinosaur

July 25, 2025
Tyrell Marchant

It has recently been brought to my attention that I am … how do I put this appropriately? Oh, that’s right: old.


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Irons in the Fire: Taylin’s tan

July 24, 2025
Paul Marchant

It was hot and muggy in the old middle school gym in Sugar City, Idaho. In the absence of anything that seemed to even resemble a ventilation system – other than the door on the east end of the gym being ajar, courtesy of a big gray garbage can – the air seemed to be thick and stale, a natural byproduct of summer basketball in small-town southern Idaho.


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Across the Fence: Cowboy burnout

Taking notes from a younger generation
July 24, 2025
Marci Whitehurst

One of our daughters recently graduated from college. She had three options for places to live after graduation, so a trip was planned to check out two of them. I was ecstatic when she invited me along. I didn’t even have to beg or hint!


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Could mediocrity be the right goal? A practical perspective on cattle production

Cattle producers take pride in raising their animals. While it’s typically accepted that “more” is always better, might “less” be more desirable in some cases when it comes to quality?
July 18, 2025
Bruce Derksen

Chasing cattle production perfection is a commendable goal, but could it be too costly and unrealistic for some operations? Will aiming for “good enough” help balance expenses, resources and challenges such as weather and market shifts?


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5 reasons we avoid hard conversations and how to make them easier

Putting the correct structure in place for productive conversations, learning to effectively share emotions and setting expectations for communication can make difficult conversations easier and more comfortable.
July 3, 2025
Tim Schaefer

We all know that communication is important, especially for healthy relationships, scaling up and a successful transition plan. With that said, why can it be so tough to communicate consistently? This article explores five reasons we avoid difficult conversations and how to improve overall communication. 


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Tales of a Hay Hauler: To be a survivor

It must be a horrible feeling to see a vehicle stuck on railroad tracks with no way to move as the train approaches, going too fast to even slow, let alone stop. It’s worse when something can be done but there is no way to get the attention of those involved.
June 25, 2025
Brad Nelson

The story tells of a man who survived the Johnstown flood and aced an exam. He tells St. Peter about his intellect, who became the chief of the New Testament Apostles. St. Peter also killed Judas' betrayal with his own sword.


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Building a cattle empire from the ground up

June 23, 2025
Abigail George

Located in Glade Spring, Virginia, is a cattle operation that stands as a testament to hard work, adaptability and a deep-rooted passion for the cattle business. CH Cattle Company, owned and operated by Craig Hammond, is a livestock dealer, buying and selling thousands of cattle each year.


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Across the Fence: A tender touch

Lessons from a tough cowboy’s empathy and thirst for learning.
June 17, 2025
Marci Whitehurst

Lately, my mind has been filled with thoughts about a man I never had the opportunity to meet but who greatly impacted my life. He was an important figure in my husband’s life before we met, and I wish he’d known the ripple effect his life had before he passed away.


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