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Angus Beef Bulletin

The Link

April 24, 2025 By Troy Marshall

Troy Marshall, director of commercial industry relations for the American Angus Association, shares the unique characteristics of marketing commercial cattle and tips for how you can take advantage of them.

Angus Beef Bulletin

Does It Pay to Castrate, Wean, Vaccinate?

April 24, 2025

UT’s Andrew Griffith looks at the economics of selling calves straight off the cow vs. after preconditioning and applying management protocols.

Angus Beef Bulletin

Fewer Cattle — and Heifers — on Feed

April 24, 2025

Total feedlot inventories are down from last year and down 4% from the peak in 2022.

Angus Journal

Early Bird Gets the Worm

April 18, 2025 By Miranda Reiman

Getting a head start on your marketing efforts can pay dividends.

Angus Beef Bulletin

Avoiding Risks with Relationships featuring Dave Weaber

April 16, 2025 By Lynsey McAnally

On this episode of “Angus at Work,” Angus Beef Bulletin Editor Shauna Hermel visits with Dave Weaber of Terrain about creating value for producers in the beef industry, building strong relationships with consumers, how to manage risk by building your own team of experts, what Terrain hopes to provide to animal agriculture and more!

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Angus Beef Bulletin

Market Closeout

April 09, 2025 By Troy Marshall

The cow-calf sector has never been this profitable. Why should anyone change how they are marketing calves when what they are doing is producing good results? Troy Marshall shares insights.

Angus Beef Bulletin

Considerations for Successful Heifer Development

April 09, 2025 By Lynsey McAnally

Developing replacement females to be long-lasting contributors to the herd is focus of ‘Angus at Work’ episode featuring Lee Jones, senior professional services veterinarian at Boehringer-Ingelheim Animal Health.

Angus Beef Bulletin

Making Sense of Supply, Pricing and Navigating the Market

April 09, 2025

Producer profitability, strategic specification adjustments and resilient demand will help stabilize the brand’s beef supply chain through herd size and pricing shifts in 2025 and beyond.