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Articles by David Cooper

Let logistics and labels guide use of MLVs

January 24, 2022
David Cooper
The routines in spring calving, typically done in rigorous winter weather, always create a physical demand on producers through late nights and pulling calves.
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Range Beef Cow Symposium: Revenue options with yearlings, supplements

December 31, 2021
David Cooper
Seeking a new pattern of thinking for the new year? Not only can developing that habit spark new creativity, it could also pay off in your bottom line.
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Many gifts and the eternal gift

November 24, 2021
David Cooper

It was the third straight Christmas we lived far from home. I worked in a college town in the deep South, where it never snowed at Christmas.


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When mercy leads to gratitude

October 25, 2021
David Cooper
Let me start this year’s Thanksgiving column by admitting that our family won’t be cooking a traditional meal come Nov. 25. The household has thinned over the years, and my wife and I have soured over the commitment to cook for eight hours only to eat together for 30 minutes.
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Genetic Merit Scorecard builds new unified targets on cattle

October 25, 2021
David Cooper
To see how far beef production has come in 40 years, just ask any producer from early in that period what it meant to raise commodity beef.
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In the news: USDA pushes more aid on packer expansion

October 7, 2021
David Cooper
The USDA announced Oct. 4 an additional $100 million in funding from the American Rescue Plan (ARP) Act to help private lending for the expansion of meat and processing capacity, in addition to other food supply chain infrastructure.
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What we see in yet another cattle cycle

September 28, 2021
David Cooper
The cattle cycle – wherein inventory goes from lows to a recovery to herd highs, followed by liquidation, and then repeats itself – lasts about eight to 10 years.
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CattleFax: Inflation here to stay, corn prices to stabilize through 2021

September 3, 2021
David Cooper
The COVID-19 recovery economy has been amplified by a strong consumer demand for beef and other retail goods, said CattleFax Analyst Mike Murphy in his presentation at the National Cattlemen's Beef Association’s (NCBA) outlook seminar.
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NCBA chief outlines policy points under Biden

August 24, 2021
David Cooper
Midway through the first year of a Biden administration, many cattle ranchers have expected the worst from the new executive branch and its policies.
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CattleFax at TSCRA: Profits are ahead after rocky 2020

July 29, 2021
David Cooper
A long-term decline in red meat production, sparked by lower cattle numbers and higher grain prices, should set the pace for better calf prices heading into 2022, according to Randy Blach of CattleFax.
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