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Angus Stakes

Yeah, I’m going to brag a little.

By Shauna Hermel, Angus Beef Bulletin Editor

August 11, 2026

What a week! As we are putting the bow on this issue, your Angus Beef Bulletin  team is doing a little professional development at the Agricultural Media Summit in Saint Louis, Mo. It’s billed as the largest gathering of the ag industry’s top communicators — writers, editors, photographers, publishers, and communicators on the public relations and advertising side of the business.

Besides listening in on sessions to help us navigate the changing media landscape, we have opportunity to put our work up against that of our peers for a little friendly competition. It’s a wonderful way to learn from each other and celebrate some exceptional work.

Team Angus had a great showing yesterday, taking home the brass — 58 awards, with more potential awards today. We’ll take time to polish up the results and get you a list, but I’m especially proud of Lynsey McAnally’s first place win in the Podcast category for her interview with the Beaver County (Okla.) Stockyards team and the first-place win for the Female Foundations landing page designed by Leann Schleicher. Surpassed by a horse book, the Angus Journal® (second) and the Angus Beef Bulletin (honorable mention) took home two of the top three spots in the General Excellence: Publications category, and the Angus Beef Bulletin EXTRA  took second in General Excellence: Newsletter.

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