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Higher Stakes, Better Tools

Herd Intelligence Report, Parent Match give producers more insights into what bulls best fit their breeding objective.

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Finding Foundation Females with Tiner, Tolbert and Tuckwiller

American Angus Association Regional Managers Radale Tiner, Alex Tolbert and Reese Tuckwiller call in from the road to explore how to select commercial females that will pull their weight in your herd.

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A Rock Solid Foundation

Tips to select females that will pull their weight in your herd.

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The $2,400 Decision

Should you keep more heifers this fall?

AngusLink® consignors recognized for Beef Score and Maternal Score awards joined Mark McCully, chief executive officer of the American Angus Association®, during Superior Sunrise on July 29 in Winnemucca, NV.

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AngusLink Consignors Earn Top Beef and Maternal Score Recognition

Seven consignors recognized at Superior Livestock Video Royale Sale.

Female Foundations

Your cow herd is your future.

Whether you raise them or buy them, the females you put back in your herd now will have a profound effect on the herd your grandchildren will oversee. Set them up for success with genetics focusing on the maternal foundation. Find herds committed to being that maternal source in this special advertising section of the Angus Beef Bulletin.

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Terry’s the first one to the feedyard. He runs a feedtruck and then heads to the office to cook his team breakfast ahead of their daily morning meeting.

Driven by Motivation, Defined by Quality

Beller Feedlot awarded 2026 CAB Feedyard Commitment to Excellence award.

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Today’s culture has gotten comfortable with how fast technology moves, and genetics work the same way, says Spencer Smith.

When Everybody Wins

Capstone Beef recognized by Certified Angus Beef as Progressive Partner for an innovative approach to targeting quality.

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The Jett Stream to Prime

The Jett Ranch pushes Prime through genetic selection and disciplined management, earning them Certified Angus Beef’s 2026 Commercial Commitment to Excellence award.

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AngusLink Reaches Milestone

Producers drive AngusLink past 1 million head.

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Colvin Scholarships

$100,000 to Future Beef Leaders

Certified Angus Beef supports 24 students pursuing careers in agriculture and the beef industry.

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Vaccines and VCPR

Establishing a relationship with a veterinarian before an emergency provides an established resource to give guidance when the need arises.

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Tolbert to Lead Commercial Relations and Producer Education

The American Angus Association promoted longtime regional manager Alex Tolbert to director of commercial relations and producer education.

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Gizmos & Gadgets

This month’s edition of “Gizmos & Gadgets” features a Purina feed additive that optimizes reproduction in cattle, biodiesel approval for all T4 John Deere engines, a new Massey Ferguson tractor series and a new John Deere baler lineup.

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Dan Basse addresses Feeding Quality Forum

Information and Opportunity

Feeding Quality Forum speakers say new era of quality requires turning data into value-driven opportunities.

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From the Field: Building Your Marketing Plan

Notes from your regional managers regarding the importance of a solid marketing plan.

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The Grazing Decisions That Shape the Ranch

Day-to-day operational decisions influence the herd and the land that supports it.

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Three Reasons Small, Weak-born Fall Calves May Happen

Extension specialists consider the role heat stress, fescue and genetics play in reduced calf size in the fall.

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Tolbert to Lead Commercial Relations and Producer Education

Meet the Familiar Face Joining the Commercial Programs Team

On this episode of Angus at Work, we would like to reintroduce you to a longtime Angus advocate who is stepping into a new role. Join us as we visit with Alex Tolbert about growing up within the National Junior Angus Association, the experiences that shaped his professional career, programs that improve profitability for users of registered Angus genetics, and more!

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Relieving the Stress of Weaning

How we can alter our management to address stress and set cattle up for improved performance long past weaning.

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Open Grazing

Summit Advances Priorities to Strengthen Livestock Industry

Common Ground Coalition concludes regional series in Fort Worth, focusing on resources livestock producers need to enter, remain and grow in the industry.

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Feed Prices Favor Limit-Feeding Stockers a High-Energy Diet

There are advantages to a limit-feeding approach for growing calves.

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Supplement or Substitute Feed?

Visual cues to whether one should supplement your cows or substitute grain for forage include body condition, grass color and grass height.

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News & Notes

News & Notes

News pertinent to farmers and ranchers using Angus genetics.

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High Prices Have Not Slowed Beef Buyers

Consumers continue investing in high-quality beef despite record prices, but producers must remain focused on costs and long-term profitability.

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Research May Provide Answers to Sire’s Role in Pregnancy Loss

Texas A&M AgriLife researcher investigates paternal epigenetics to uncover causes of early pregnancy loss.

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Members have made “Fostering the profitability of commercial cattle producers” their central long-range objective.

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of feeders pay a premium for cattle with potential to qualify for CAB, and 42% of them expect that premium to increase in the future.

76%

of feeders say the role of genetics will grow in importance in their purchasing decisions.

55K

Angus bulls sold at auction in FY2023 — and more by private treaty.

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