The bottom line is that nothing about the cow is as economically important as reproduction. Burke Teichert explains how we can solve the "open cow"....More
The prices of fuel and equipment have risen significantly faster over time than the market value of cattle. Therefore, I prefer a production system....More
In my last three articles, I’ve discussed managing toward a 30-day calving season, developing and selecting replacement heifers, and culling cows and....More
If you raise your own replacements, the bulls you select become the future of your herd. Meanwhile, judicious cow culling can clean up your herd and....More
Managing reproduction starts with selecting replacement heifers. For a long time, I thought that a combination of performance records and visual....More
Management of reproduction really includes the manipulation of genetics, nutrition, fertility and estrus, and marketing. If you change any one of....More
I wrote last month about a simple experience that caused me as a young man to begin to expand the paradigm of my thinking. It enabled me to see....More
In the April issue, I described four ecosystem functions: water cycle, mineral cycle, energy flow and biological succession. Our grazing management....More
I believe in “good grazing” or grazing management as a way to be more efficient and more profitable. For me, the topic is much broader than most of....More
Burke Teichert was born and raised on a family ranch in western Wyoming and earned a B.S. in ag business from Brigham Young University and M.S. in ag economics from University of Wyoming. His work...
What's Strategic Planning For The Ranch?
BurkeTeichert provides readers with his practical take on efficient and cost-effective livestock production and ranch management.