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New pesticide rules aren’t just a farmer’s problem – ranchers, take note

Recent changes to federal pesticide regulations could impact ranchers' use of pesticides for rangeland management. The conflict between FIFRA and ESA laws may lead to new restrictions on pesticide applications to protect endangered species.
May 15, 2025
Annalisa Miller

Think pesticide regulations only affect farmers? Think again. Recent changes to the federal pesticide registration process could limit how – and where – ranchers can use pesticides to manage rangeland resources. Whether you use zinc phosphide to manage prairie dog populations or malathion to control grasshopper outbreaks, these new rules may directly affect your ability to manage these pests.


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Embracing diversification: Transforming the modern ranch

Ranchers shifting from cattle production to other endeavors are driven by many reasons and goals. Operations must have a solid plan backed by knowledgeable direction and commonsense experience for a greater chance of success.
May 8, 2025
Bruce Derksen

Ranchers shifting from cattle production to other endeavors are driven by many reasons and goals. Operations must have a solid plan backed by knowledgeable direction and commonsense experience for a greater chance of success.



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Rural vets: Then, now and expectations

Veterinarians are in high demand, especially in rural communities. Large-animal vets are in even higher demand, and the shortage affects all those who raise livestock.
May 6, 2025
Melissa A. Bravo

Veterinarians are in high demand, especially in rural communities. Large-animal vets are in even higher demand, and the shortage affects all those who raise livestock.



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Four areas for evaluation to help rebuild with purpose

Is it time to rebuild your herd? Here are some considerations to help in your decision.
May 6, 2025
Ross Bronson

Early indicators and predictions show that the beef industry is slowly considering rebuilding the herd. Fewer heifers are being placed on feed and many producers’ current stocking rates are so low that they have nowhere to go but up in numbers.


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Is QuickBooks financial accounting best for the ranch?

QuickBooks Desktop and QuickBooks Online are powerful accounting programs for ranchers. Desktop offers comprehensive features, while Online is versatile and easier to learn. Pricing is high, leading some to switch to other programs.
May 1, 2025
DeDe Jones

QuickBooks Desktop launched in 1998 as financial accounting software comparable to Quicken but with more features. Accountants and bankers became early adopters, liking the program’s double-entry system that allows users to create detailed financial reports. They began recommending QuickBooks to clients, including agricultural producers.


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The importance of recordkeeping when herd expansion begins

Effective recordkeeping is crucial for herd expansion. Start with basic inventory details, track events, analyze records for decision-making and involve others in maintaining records to ensure successful growth and management of your herd.
April 30, 2025
Terrell Miller

It’s an exciting time when you can grow your herd – whether it’s adding more cows because you have more forage or additional acreage, retaining replacement heifers or other factors. This can also be a challenging time and strain on your current systems and processes, so let’s make sure you are ready for herd growth and set up for success.


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The beef industry’s strength lies on the ‘fringes’

The beef industry’s foundation features major pillars that provide central support. They play a critical role, but centrally located strength isn’t enough to maintain a steady balance. The often-unacknowledged outliers unite to help ensure success.
April 17, 2025
Bruce Derksen

Large and small contributions build the beef industry’s success. Some of these contributors are more well known than others, but each adds their own unique strengths.


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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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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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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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