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Managing cow size, bull selection in rangeland operations

It’s often assumed that bigger cows will wean bigger calves. However, the biggest cattle aren’t always the most profitable. Follow these steps to determine the best kind of cattle for your ranch.
January 9, 2026
David Bohnert

Over the past several decades, beef cows have quietly gotten bigger. In 1975, the average beef cow weighed just over 1,000 pounds; by 2009, that number had jumped to 1,350 pounds, and today, many herds include cows tipping the scales at 1,400 pounds or more.


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Plan now for improving grazing management in the coming year

Grazing distribution is shaped by a mix of uncontrollable factors – such as weather and terrain – and those we can influence, such as livestock genetics and vegetation. Recent research highlights how genetic efficiency plays a key role in where and how cattle graze.
November 13, 2025
K. Scott Jensen

Grazing distribution isn’t just about weather and terrain – it’s also about the cattle and vegetation.


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Forage monitoring primer: Pasture or range, the principles are the same

When it comes to grazing management, monitoring both forage and animals is critical to getting the most out of your available resources and setting cattle and pastures up for future success.
October 9, 2025
David Callister

Cowboys and farmers tend to emphasize the differences between pasture and range, but when we bring it back to the plant level, there are more similarities than differences.


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Term conservation easements: A strategic investment for Canadian ranchers

With grassland availability in the Northern Prairie region at an all-time low, producers need to turn an eye to long-term conservation practices to keep their operations safe for the next generation.
August 25, 2025
Carrie Veselka

Mindy Anderson spoke at the America’s Grasslands Conference in Kearney, Nebraska, about the Saskatchewan Stock Growers Foundation's efforts to start a conservation easement program.


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No more grousing about grazing

A collaborative study demonstrated that spring grazing can be consistent with successful sage grouse nesting and brood-raising.
July 11, 2025
Julia McCarthy

The greater sage grouse has become a poster child for a keystone species in decline across the West: a symbol of the sagebrush steppe being converted, degraded and fragmented. “When I was a kid, I remember seeing a lot more of them,” says rancher Richard Ward of Malta.


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Rangeland wildflowers support livestock and wildlife

Rangelands are not only valued for their grasses but also for native wildflowers and shrubs, which enhance resilience and support livestock nutrition.
June 19, 2025
Jennifer Hopwood and Rae Powers

Rangelands may be known for their grasses, but there’s more to the story.


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[Podcast] NCBA CattleCon 2025 – Part 1

February 13, 2025

Join the editors from San Antonio as they visit with Angus Gidley-Baird about Australia’s recent herd liquidation and rebuild; Dennis Laycraft and Tyler Fulton on the U.S.-Canada-Mexico tariff standoff; and Justin Hossfeld on grazing management technology tools.


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Combating wolf depredation: Idaho's funding initiatives

Idaho has implemented various initiatives to control the wolf population and mitigate livestock losses. With funding from both state programs and private organizations, ranchers now have new tools to combat wolf-related depredation.
January 16, 2025
Heather Smith Thomas

In 2023, the Idaho Wolf Depredation Control Board announced a new initiative to control wolves on private property and approved spending up to $50,000 per year for producers to undertake wolf removal projects – with board approval.


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Optimizing cow-calf production on rangelands

A lot of things can have an impact on the efficiency of your cow herd. But producers can boost cattle efficiency and profitability with strategic probiotic solutions.
October 9, 2024
Melissa Jolly-Breithaupt

Ranchers are constantly striving to maximize the productivity of their native rangeland, as raising and selling heavy and healthy calves is key to profitability. Helping producers enhance calf weight gain while maintaining the optimum body condition of the cow herd is critical to keeping operations profitable.


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Idaho's ongoing battle with Mormon crickets

Mormon crickets have long threatened Idaho's crops and rangelands, and their unpredictable population cycles complicate control efforts. If you're dealing with these pests this year, contact your local extension agent.
July 11, 2024
Brad Stokes and Jason Thomas

While the eastern U.S. gets bombarded with large broods of cicadas this year, here in the West we face an ongoing threat that’s more than just noise – relentless swarms of Mormon crickets infesting parts of the state.


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