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10 estate planning tools to pass your farm or ranch to the next generation

It is important to have a comprehensive estate plan for farm and ranch families to ensure smooth property transfer to the next generation. Here are 10 tools that can be used to help with the transfer.
April 11, 2025
Amy Teague

It is important to have a comprehensive estate plan for farm and ranch families to ensure smooth property transfer to the next generation. Here are 10 tools that can be used to help with the transfer.


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Dry cow decisions: Sell or keep, feed or breed

When a cow isn’t going to raise a calf this year, here are some options to salvage what profit you can from her.
April 10, 2025
Beth Reynolds

As exciting as calving season is, it is also riddled with challenges, including death loss. Now that we are nearing the end of calving season, and pasture turnout is around the corner, what are we going to do with the cows without a calf at side? All potential scenarios boil down to two: sell or keep.


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Onboarding and employee development to increase engagement and retention

When hoping for employee retention, start with the onboarding process and training for new employees to create the environment where they want to stay long term.
April 9, 2025
Bob Milligan

Recall how you felt or how you would feel if you hired an employee who left after a day, three days or a week. Unfortunately, this is common today. In fact, research shows that approximately half of all new employees seriously consider quitting in the first week.


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Biosecurity: Safeguarding your farm's health and profitability

Biosecurity is extremely important when it comes to raising cattle. Taking steps to prevent disease protects herd health and ensures long-term profitability.
April 8, 2025
Ashley Wright and Hannah Zundel-Walters

It’s essential to recognize that biosecurity is not just about preventing major outbreaks; it’s also a practical, everyday approach to managing common animal health issues.


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Improving reproductive efficiency through nutrition

Supplementing the cow herd with organic trace minerals improves ovarian activity, increases conception rates and helps cattle breed back sooner. Calves from supplemented cows are also in better health and immune status.
April 7, 2025
Laurentia van Rensburg

Supplementing the cow herd with organic trace minerals improves ovarian activity, increases conception rates and helps cattle breed back sooner. Calves from supplemented cows are also in better health and immune status.



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Tariffs loom over cattle industry

Those involved in cross-border beef and cattle trade remain on the edge of their seats awaiting a firm answer as to what tariffs will or won’t be put in place by the Trump administration.
April 4, 2025
John O'Meara

The tariffs on beef proposed by President Donald Trump have added volatility and uncertainty to the beef industry. While the national beef herd is at its smallest size in over 50 years, demand for beef is good and prices are regularly breaking record highs. Enter the tariffs.


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Healthy heifers for longevity in the herd

With herd size looking toward growth, heifer development will continue to be increasingly important. Management, parasite control and herd immunity are key components of raising healthy heifers.
April 4, 2025
Abigail George

With herd size looking toward growth, heifer development will continue to be increasingly important. Management, parasite control and herd immunity are key components of raising healthy heifers.



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Should you be taking a harder look at feed additives?

A lot of producers still have questions about the efficacy of many feed additives, but these products could put extra dollars in your pocket when you market your cattle.
April 3, 2025
Bryan Sanderson

A lot of producers still have questions about the efficacy of many feed additives, but these products could put extra dollars in your pocket when you market your cattle. 


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Are advanced breeding tools economically feasible on commercial operations?

Some producers may be leery of adopting practices such as artificial insemination, embryo transfer and in vitro fertilization due to perceived high costs and risk factors. Here’s a look at some of the numbers.
April 3, 2025
Stephen B. Blezinger

Some producers may be leery of adopting practices such as artificial insemination, embryo transfer and in vitro fertilization due to perceived high costs and risk factors. Here’s a look at some of the numbers.




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Leading during times of uncertainty

During times of uncertainty such as these, leaders need to take deliberate actions to ensure that the business is responding appropriately to the situation and the needs of their people.
April 2, 2025
Don Tyler

There is usually a period of uncertainty during the months prior to national elections that can cause many individuals, organizations and companies to delay making major decisions until after the votes are counted and more is known about the next administration.


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