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CAB to Bring Unique Rancher Event to Kansas

CAB and Sysco wrap up third year of the Raised with Respect™ cattle care campaign with a unique educational event. Get BQA-certified with Dan Thomson, hear a cattle market update from Glynn Tonsor, enter to win prizes, and enjoy a CAB dinner with live music and an appearance from retired K-State football coach Chris Kleiman.

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Market Update with Trent Stewart and Troy Marshall | Spring 2026

Shauna Hermel visited with Trent Stewart, auctioneer and sales representative with Superior Livestock, and Troy Marshall, director of commercial industry relations for the American Angus Association, about the state of the cattle market, where to begin when looking to market your cattle and how your Angus genetics can pay off on sale day.

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Market Closeout

Tight herd numbers, strong consumer demand and constrained supply have created a price environment many would have thought unsustainable. In it’s strength, Troy Marshall shares how the market is changing how value is defined.

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Innovations on a Commercial Angus Ranch

From reducing calf stress to easing rotational grazing to just knowing where the cows are, innovations are making life better for the Smiths.

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Get Off the Ground With a Hay Barn

Investing in a hay barn? Here are tips from hay barn owners Bill Lipscomb and Ronny Shingler and extension coordinator Savannah Tanner.

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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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From the Field

April 22, 2026 By Lynsey McAnally

Notes from regional managers David Gazda and Radale Tiner regarding calf care, planning for prevention and the need to keep two eyes peeled.

Cattle Feeders’ Perspective on Our Beef Industry

April 22, 2026 By Heather Smith Thomas

COVID taught us we could feed cattle longer, yet days on feed don’t equate to more marbling unless you have the right genetics.

Find Success Where Quality and Quantity Meet

April 22, 2026

Managing pastures to benefit cattle requires balancing forage availability and forage quality to make the most of the point where they intersect.

Innovations on a Commercial Angus Ranch

April 22, 2026 By Heather Smith Thomas

From reducing calf stress to easing rotational grazing to just knowing where the cows are, innovations are making life better for the Smiths.

Get Better Hay, Better Returns With Small Changes

April 22, 2026

University of Missouri Extension Field Agronomist Rudra Baral provides tips for putting up, storing and feeding hay.

Controlling Flies in Cow-Calf Operations

April 22, 2026

Early spring warmth, recent rains, humidity and warmer temperatures make an ideal breeding ground for annoying pests that rob profit potential from beef operations.

When to Move Pregnant Cows and When Not To

April 22, 2026

K-State beef cattle experts say minimizing stress during key stages of gestation can help protect herd reproductive success.

Market Closeout

April 22, 2026 By Troy Marshall

Gizmos & Gadgets

April 22, 2026 By Heather Lassen

April “Gizmos & Gadgets” features an intranasal BRD vaccine from Huvepharma, a white drench dewormer from Norbrook and a new compact track loader by Kubota.

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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.

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

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