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Your slice of the pie

February 25, 2020
Cassidy Woolsey
My sweet grandma was notorious for slicing overly generous portions of pie, cake or really anything that was categorized as “added sugars” in the MyPlate nutritional guidelines.
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Pace of slaughter stays strong in fourth-quarter 2019

February 25, 2020
Russell Knight
The 2019 fourth-quarter beef production forecast was adjusted higher by 15 million pounds from the previous month to 7 billion pounds, which raised the forecast for annual production to 27.2 billion pounds. The increase was based on a faster-than-expected pace of non-fed cattle slaughter in December, in particular beef cow slaughter.
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Southeast: Steps to successful reproductive management

February 25, 2020
Matthew Burns
Reproduction is a critical aspect of any species’s life cycle and plays a major role in food animal production. Since the implementation of artificial insemination (A.I.) in the beef cattle industry, researchers have strived to improve the efficiency and utilization of this reproductive practice.
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Midwest/North: Tips for pasture renovation

February 25, 2020
Erika Lundy-Woolfolk
After a long winter in the region, now is a good time to elevate pasture conditions and forage management. While it is tempting to turn cows out to pasture as soon as it’s greening up, remember: Plants should be approximately 4 to 6 inches in height before grazing to avoid forage yield drags throughout the whole growing season.
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West: Is your rig ready for spring?

February 25, 2020
Carmen Willmore
As winter comes to an end and we start thinking about spring turnout, it’s also time to ensure all our equipment is in order. Before loading cattle this spring, it’s important to ensure that your truck and trailer are ready for the task.
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South Central: How were the bulls developed?

February 25, 2020
Jason Banta
Bull buying season is in full swing. When selecting bulls, one thing that is often overlooked but deserves consideration is the way in which the bulls were developed.
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Janeal Yancey

RancHER: Janeal Yancey

February 25, 2020
Janeal Yancey is a meat scientist with the University of Arkansas. She grew up showing sheep and hogs in 4-H and FFA but wasn’t involved in the cattle industry until she and her husband married in 2005. She also runs the blog Mom at the Meat Counter. 
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Santa Gertudis females

Global producers gain insight at Santa Gertrudis World Congress

February 25, 2020
David Cooper
Cattle producers from around the world gathered in October to learn what makes the U.S. production system unique, especially from a genetic standpoint, as part of the Santa Gertrudis World Congress.
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Evaluating employee performance

February 25, 2020
Rick Machen and Neal Wilkins
This article is part four in a five-part series. Be sure to read the final installment “When time for termination comes” in the upcoming April issue. Managers and employees often dread the annual process of reviewing employee performance.
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Tracking cattle

Are you listening to your data?

February 25, 2020
Dusty Abney

Cattle producers are surrounded by data. Whether it’s weaning weights, days open or number of cattle on a given pasture, the data we collect on our operations is only beneficial if we utilize it.


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