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U.S. Forest Service Chief Tom Tidwell today announced his retirement after a 40-year career, characterized by his climb from a firefighter to a district ranger, forest supervisor to the head of the U.S. Forest Service, leading more than 30,000 employees working in all 50 states plus Puerto Rico.
The 2017 Holt Cat Symposium on Excellence in Ranch Management will focus on an important topic involving ranching generations. The King Ranch Institute for Ranch Management (KRIRM) will host the symposium on “Succession Planning: Transitioning Ranch Ownership and Management” on Oct. 26-27, 2017, in Kingsville, Texas.
Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association (TSCRA) special rangers have noticed a troubling increase in a scam that targets ranchers and agriculture producers. TSCRA’s special rangers are credentialed peace officers who primarily investigate livestock- and agriculture-related crimes, including theft by fraud.
Temperatures in Oklahoma have been unseasonably cool in the first half of the month. Temperatures are forecast to be higher late in the month but will still likely remain at or below seasonal levels.
Japan has announced that the swell of frozen beef imports from the first quarter of the year has triggered a significant tariff increase on imports from the U.S.
This video, courtesy of Certified Angus Beef, Galen Erickson, University of Nebraska animal scientist, offers insight into the trendiness of cattle feeding that deserves attention from the industry.
My cattle wintered well, and I had a nice calf crop this spring, but the heat and humidity of summer here in south Texas makes me anxious for a nice rain.
Floods, wildfires and high winds are all recognizable as natural disasters that can cause damage to both land and livestock. Something a little less prominent and a little easier to prevent is soil erosion.
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