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Rick Funston Develops Recipe For Low-Input Heifers

  • May 24, 2012
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    Make Your Ranch Better, Before You Make It Bigger

    In past cattle cycles, I felt it took average profits of over $200/cow to stimulate a full-blown beef herd expansion. So, what was the profit level of a typical 2011 beef cowherd? Let’s look at the 2011 average for 42 beef cowherds representing the western region of North Dakota....More
  • May 18, 2012
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    Start Your Fall Marketing Now

    This is the time when cattlemen should be contacting the last 10 purchasers of their product to see how they performed for them. Customer feedback is often far less expensive than consultants, and the results often far more compelling. Hopefully, you’ll hear glowing reports, but it’s the criticisms that will allow you to improve....More
  • May 9, 2012
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    Effective Employee Management Begins With Understanding Personality Styles

    Managing a feedyard is easy. Managing the employees is the hard part. An Extension feedyard specialist says understanding who you are and your personality type, understanding who your employees are and their personality types, and knowing how to wade the swamp between various personality traits can help in not conveying unintended messages....More
  • May 9, 2012
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    Do We Need Animal ID? 13

    The U.S. confirmed its fourth case of BSE in April, this one in a central California dairy cow. While the announcement sent shockwaves through the industry, the media coverage was fairly balanced and factual....More

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