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Management News

2024

Angus Beef Bulletin

Cattle & Beef Markets: 2024 in Review

The year 2024 did little to answer the question of when the herd rebuild will begin. In many ways, it proved to be more of a sideways move rather than make noticeable progress in the beef industry.

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cows in the cold

Angus Beef Bulletin

Managing Beef Cows During Cold Stress

Once effective temperatures are below a cow’s lower critical temperature, she must generate additional heat just to maintain her body temperature. Here are tips for assessing what’s cold to a cow, how nutrient needs increase and what ration changes need to occur.

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lice on cattle

Angus Beef Bulletin

Have a Plan for Lice Control This Winter

Lice can be a nuisance to all classes of cattle, resulting in damage to infrastructure as well.

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landscape

Angus Beef Bulletin

Five New Year’s Resolutions for 2025

Oklahoma State University’s Mark Johnson offers considerations for cow-calf operators to increase profits in the coming year.

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Angus Beef Bulletin

Farm Financial Management: Getting Started

Implementing a good accounting system and developing beginning and end-of-year balance sheets is an important start.

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farm from above

Angus Beef Bulletin

Navigating Uncertainty in 2025

Adapting to current challenges facing the farm community will require strategic planning and proactive steps.

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Bull Selection

Angus Beef Bulletin

New Year’s Resolution for Bull Buyers

This year, resolve to know your herd so you know what you need before you head to the bull sale.

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The 2024 Angus Heritage Foundation inductees

Angus Beef Bulletin

Change-makers Inducted Into Heritage Foundation

The 2024 Angus Heritage Foundation inductees — Bill & Sally Bowman, Dave & Yvonne Hinman, Bob & Jim Sitz, and Harlan Ritchie (posthumously) — honored during Angus Convention in Fort Worth.

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cows

Angus Beef Bulletin

Waste Not, Want Not

The most wasteful part of a commercial cow herd is an open cow, says Troy Rowan, University of Tennessee Extension beef specialist. We have tools to make sure we select the heifers that will stay productive longer.

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The latest news for Angus breeders

The Angus Journal keeps you informed on all things Angus.

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All the news for commercial cattlemen

The Angus Beef Bulletin shares practical marketing and management information.

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