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Legacy in the Golden Land

Tehama Angus Ranch named CAB Seedstock Commitment to Excellence award winners for multigenerational commitment to genetics and stewardship. 

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‘The Party’s Over’

How Randy Daniel got his start and built his Angus legacy.

The newly elected 2024-2025 American Angus Association® board members. Pictured from left to right: Roger Wann, Alan Mead, Rob Adams, Henry Smith, Art Butler

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New Leadership elected to the American Angus Association® Board of Directors

Association leadership selected for 2026 at the Annual Convention of Delegates.

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Don’t Be Unfindable

Why a website should anchor your digital presence.

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Better Cattle Bring Opportunity

Feeding Quality Forum highlights beef’s competitive edge, pointing to areas for improvement.

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Keep the Supply Coming

Certified Angus Beef talks supply and demand dynamics, recognizes ranchers at Annual Conference.

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Decades of Diligence

Stevenson recaps American Angus Association fiscal standing.

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Braden Forker of Nebraska won a Priefert S04 squeeze chute at the 2025 Angus Convention in Kansas City, alongside Dale Jenkins of Texas, winner of a Trans Ova service voucher, and Doug Velisek of Maryland who won a John Deere Gator™ XUV 845M crossover utility vehicle.    Pictured from left: Do

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Jenkins, Velisek and Forker Win Big

Angus Convention attendees take home exciting grand-prize giveaways.

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Dr. David Hawkins, Mason, Michigan, was inducted into the Angus Heritage Foundation at the 2025 Angus Convention on Nov. 1.    Pictured from left are Dan and Lisa Moser, son-in-law and daughter; Kathleen Hawkins, wife; Dr. David Hawkins; Jennifer Hawkins, daughter; and Mark McCully, American Angus Association CEO. 

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Industry Leaders Recognized

The 2025 Angus Heritage Foundation inductees were honored by the American Angus Association during Angus Convention in Kansas City, Mo., Nov. 1. 

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Perilla Mint — Deadly Mystery

A new weed brings challenge to the Southeast.

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A Breed Built for Tomorrow

Brinkley’s perspective on industry trends and what’s next for Angus producers.

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Seminal Vesiculitis in Bulls

Keeping your sire in shape for breeding.

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Connealy Craftsman owned by Select Sires Inc., Plain City, Ohio, and Sexing Technologies, Navasota, Texas, sired 6,148 calves registered into the Angus herd book, the most of any in fiscal year 2025. Pictured from left are Rosalind Kidwell, Miss American Angus; Sharon and Jerry, Connealy of Connealy Angus Ranch; Lorna Marshall, Select Sires Inc.; Gabriel Connealy, Connealy Angus Ranch; Aaron Arnett, STgenetics; and Mark McCully, American Angus Association CEO. 

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Top Sire Honored at 2025 Angus Convention

Connealy Craftsman named top sire for a second consecutive year, recording more than 6,000 progeny.

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Full-Circle Service

Smitty Lamb highlights growth, progress and the breed’s expanding influence in his role as chairman.

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