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South Central: Maintaining cow body condition through the winter

September 24, 2025
Jason Banta

Cow body condition can slip during the winter without appropriate strategies.


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Southeast: Making do with what you have

September 24, 2025
Katie Mason

Ask yourself: How do I make the most of the land I already own or lease?


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West: Preparing for cooler temperatures

September 24, 2025
Sawyer Fonnesbeck

As the cold-weather months approach, there are a few things we can do to prepare our operation for those cold snaps.


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Irons in the Fire: Presence

September 23, 2025
Paul Marchant

I’d only been in the house for 10 or 15 minutes when my phone buzzed. I’d stepped in to grab a sandwich, or whatever I could conjure up on my own, for lunch. Although it was only in the mid-80s, it felt like an oppressively hot day.


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Across the Fence: The List

September 23, 2025
Marci Whitehurst

We are entering autumn – harvest season and “get everything done on the list before winter comes” season. This season is impacted by the weather, so we check the forecast regularly. (Let’s be honest, at our age, we check it at least once a day, anyway.)


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[Podcast] H-2A programs and New World screwworm with Todd Miller and Joe Paschal

September 22, 2025

Todd Miller of Head Honchos talks with Tyrell Marchant about H-2A programs, and Abby George joins Joe Paschal, Texas A&M University, to discuss New World screwworm and whether it's if it comes or when it comes. The podcast team chats about beef prices and the best Western movie actors.



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Screwworm less than 70 miles from the U.S.-Mexico border

September 22, 2025
Abigail George

A new case of New World screwworm (NWS) in Sabinas Hidalgo, located in the state of Nuevo León, less than 70 miles from the U.S.-Mexico border, was detected on Sept. 21, 2025.


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September 2025 USDA Feed Outlook report

September 22, 2025
Abigail George

The September Feed Outlook report shows corn area harvested is raised 1.356 million acres and area harvested for sorghum is raised 40,000 acres. Associated yields are lowered 2.1 bushels per acre for corn and raised 1.4 bushels for sorghum. Taken together, these changes result in production gains of 72.7 million bushels for corn and 10.7 million bushels for sorghum.


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The King Ranch inspires excellence and innovation

The King Ranch has been a working ranch near Kingsville, Texas, since 1853. Each new generation has made a point of improving the ranch, cattle and horse breeds, as well as wildlife habitats for future generations. This historic ranch has implemented critical innovations that have improved ranching and agriculture in the Lone Star State and the U.S.
September 22, 2025
Gilda V. Bryant

Bob Kinnan, historian for the King Ranch, says, “Captain Richard King was a licensed riverboat pilot. Always called Captain King, he’s something of an enigma.” Born in 1825 in New York City to Irish immigrants, he became a Manhattan jeweler’s apprentice at age 9.


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Precision at the arrival gate: Tailoring receiving protocols for specific populations

Beef-on-dairy cattle and native beef animals often require different health and nutrition protocols when entering the feedlot. Knowing your cattle and their source can prevent a lot of headaches when in receiving and feeding.
September 19, 2025
Bruce Derksen

Beef-on-dairy cattle and native beef animals often require different health and nutrition protocols when entering the feedlot. Knowing your cattle and their source can prevent a lot of headaches when in receiving and feeding.




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