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American Cattlemen magazine provides cattle farming and cattle ranching news and information. It offers timely and relevant editorial that relates to cattle producers. Feature articles feature on production issues, equipment innovations and the rural lifestyle of producers and their families.
American Cattlemen
5d ago
How to Formulate a Successful Fall Deworming Plan By M. Wayne Ayers, DVM, Beef Cattle Technical Consultant, Elanco Animal Health A fall deworming program that reduces unseen nutrient-robbing parasite load can increase cattle health and improve growth and productivity. Parasites can have visual impact, but more often the impact is hidden in decreased performance and […]
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American Cattlemen
1w ago
Vermeer introduces advanced Pro G4 silage balers Vermeer launches the 504 Pro G4 and 604 Pro G4 balers, designed to deliver premium silage and dry hay for livestock operations of all sizes. These versatile machines offer innovative features that help boost productivity and bale quality across various crops and moisture levels, from dense silage to […]
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American Cattlemen
1w ago
Scott Angus Cattle: A Family Tradition By Jessica Graham This past summer, as the Publisher of “The American Cattlemen” magazine, I was able to embark on a trip across several different states. I was blessed to be able to meet some of the leaders in the cattle industry, leaders in genetics, innovations, and influence in […]
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American Cattlemen
1w ago
Wyoming Wildfire Assistance September 20, 2024 The Mule Deer Foundation steps up to help ranchers and mule deer impacted by recent wildfires in NE Wyoming Northeastern, WY – The Mule Deer Foundation (MDF) is assisting with relief efforts for landowners and mule deer after a recent outbreak of large wildfires drastically impacted northern Wyoming east […]
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American Cattlemen
1w ago
Protein Tubs for Cattle Offer Convenient Nutrition (SAINT JOSEPH, Mo., September 19, 2024) Time and labor—two precious resources that every cattle producer wishes they had more of. The two go together not just in production agriculture but in life. There’s always more to get done, but not enough time to do it. On a ranch, […]
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American Cattlemen
2w ago
Sabanto, Inc. is excited to announce significant advancements in its product line, specifically designed to enhance the functionality and safety of John Deere 6E series tractors, including models 6105E, 6120E, and 6135E. These updates are poised to revolutionize the operational capabilities of these tractors, particularly for nighttime operations and autonomous functionalities. Automating field operations marks […]
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American Cattlemen
2w ago
The Power of Producer Profiles with The American Cattlemen Podcast By Jessica Graham In today’s fast-paced world, podcasts have emerged as one of the most effective ways to learn and share information almost instantly. Within the cattle industry, podcasts offer a unique platform for sharing knowledge, promoting livestock, and fostering community. One of the most […]
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American Cattlemen
2w ago
The Need for Feed Supplements By Maura Keller Though the need for supplemental minerals has long been understood, it historically has been relegated to the meteorological fall through winter season when good grass forage isn’t available. As grass comes up in the spring, producers begin pulling cattle off mineral supplements. But as Brad Thornberg, the […]
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American Cattlemen
2w ago
Don’t Stress About Cold Stress By Jaclyn Krymowski The science is clear – cattle suffering from cold stress are less productive and don’t reach their potential, much like heat stress. But because the symptoms of animals suffering in cold weather aren’t always immediate, it can be an easy one to pass us by. After all, […]
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American Cattlemen
2w ago
Backgrounding Calves By Heather Smith Thomas Backgrounding simply means growing calves bigger (after weaning) before they go into a finishing program. Some producers hold their calves to sell later as yearlings, and some buy light calves in the spring to put on grass in a stocker program and grow to a larger weight. Some put […]
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