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#221 – Heat Tolerant Bulls

#221 – Heat Tolerant Bulls

If you live where the weather gets hot and humid, you may experience loss of production because of it. PCC® has a great selection of heat tolerant composite bulls in our spring sales: Texas April 7, Missouri April 13, and Colorado April 20. Click to read the full...

#220 – Maternal Traits

#220 – Maternal Traits

Here's some things to consider when buying a bull: What maternal traits are you building as you add replacements to your herd? Here's a few that translate directly to your bottom line. Click to read the full transcript If you raise your own replacement heifers, you...

#219 – Bull Buying Tips

#219 – Bull Buying Tips

Bulls will be expensive this year, so why not spend your money on one that takes your program in the right direction? Click to read the full transcript If you are buying bulls this spring, you will probably pay more than you ever have in your life. However, keep in...

#218 – The Most Important Trait

#218 – The Most Important Trait

When purchasing a bull, what is your most important trait? Most select for growth or carcass, but one of the most basic attributes of a bull is producing a live calf. "The weaning weight for dead calves is distressingly low" (Kit Pharo). Click to read the full...

#217 – Chemical Crutches

#217 – Chemical Crutches

For most cattlemen, using chemical solutions to treat parasites has become normal. This is costly as well as detrimental to soil biology. Trading your chemical crutches for natural remedies can improve soil health and reduce your expenses. Click to read the full...

#216 – Transitions

#216 – Transitions

I recently visited one of my rancher sons. We talked about all the transitions of life. He is hopeful for the future, while I am transitioning toward retirement. The common denominator in making these transitions successful is people helping people. Click to read the...

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#273 – Michael Mendel – Finding Success in a Diverse, Multi-Family Farm

Michael Mendel shares how his family emphasized an early transition of farm ownership to the next generation and discusses the many different enterprises they run and how they work together. We also discuss his spring and fall cow herds, heifer development and calving enterprises, feedlot, farm, and more! Switch to Audio-Only Resources mentioned: Cattlecon BeefSD Don't Miss Next Week's Episode For more information, check out at RanchingReturns.com. You can also...

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