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South Central: Is your calving kit ready?

December 24, 2024
Jason Banta

Being prepared and having a calving kit can make dealing with dystocia, a calf not wanting to nurse, a cow not producing colostrum or some other situation much easier.


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The Christmas heifer

The joy to be made at Christmas
December 23, 2024
David Cooper

So his plan was always to keep one steer or heifer from that spring’s calf crop, fatten it up and send it to fall market. It had always worked out well, and it was one of the fruits of immense joy for him to have the means to make it a joyous Christmas.


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Addressing employee complacency

When an employee’s performance begins to drift to unacceptable levels, it may be due to complacency. Even if your business is not currently experiencing any levels of complacent behavior, choose a few of these activities to show your employees that you care about them and desire to create a workplace that is very enjoyable, rewarding and engaging.
December 23, 2024
Don Tyler

Sometimes a business owner or manager may be confused by the change in behavior of an employee who is usually productive and pays close attention to details. They could see employees fail to work at their normal pace, make unusual mistakes, do low-quality work or spend too much time talking.


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Ranch performance evaluations

Employees are a business's greatest asset. By having regular performance evaluations, management will increase the value of that asset by improving performance and supporting personal growth.
December 23, 2024
Ross Bronson

Employee performance is important to the success of any business. The company provides a fair and livable wage and expects a certain and appropriate level of effort and outcome in return.


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Congress extends farm bill, averts government shutdown

December 21, 2024
David Cooper

A short-term budget agreement passed by Congress early Saturday morning averted a government shutdown after a chaotic week in the U.S. House. In the process of passing the three-month agreement to continue funding the federal government until March 14, lawmakers also extended the 2018 farm bill for another full year. The agreement also provides more than $110 billion in disaster relief to areas still recovering from hurricanes, wildfires and floods.


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Boost cattle health and performance with sustainable deworming

Effective and sustainable parasite management is essential for maintaining animal health and boosting the overall performance of your herd.
December 20, 2024
D. L. Step

Internal parasites can dramatically alter how an animal’s immune system functions, weakening its ability to respond to preventive health protocols like vaccinations.


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Crushing the cattle crush: A smarter way to navigate feedyard operations

By breaking the cattle crush spread into its individual components and managing each one separately, feeders can respond to market conditions more precisely. While this method offers flexibility, it doesn’t eliminate risks, and outcomes can vary, as all strategies depend on market conditions.
December 19, 2024
Luke Frantz

For years, cattle feeders have relied on the “cattle crush spread” as a hedging strategy. This involves buying feeder cattle and corn while selling fat cattle. The idea has been to manage costs and stabilize returns.


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Heifers continue to buoy feedlot inventory

December 18, 2024
Hannah Brooks and Russell Knight

Earlier this year, it was expected that the number of cattle on feed would shrink year over year in the second half of 2024, based on smaller inventory levels at the beginning of the year, and that year-over-year higher calf prices would result in retention of heifers, limiting numbers in the feedlot.


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Let's make 2025 the year of organized cattle and ranch records

Here are six ways to ensure your record-keeping efforts are achievable and successful in the new year.
December 18, 2024
Terrell Miller

Another year has come and gone, and now it's 2025! A common process for many of us is to set goals or resolutions to strive for in the new year. A new year is a new beginning – a time to reflect on what has worked so far and what may need some adjustments.


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December 2024 USDA Feed Outlook report

December 17, 2024
Abigail George

The December Feed Outlook report shows the 2024-25 U.S. corn ending stocks are reduced on greater use. The 2024-25 U.S. coarse grains supply forecast remains relatively unchanged this month at 447.5 million tons.


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