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#201 – Producing Profitable Females

#201 – Producing Profitable Females

There are many reasons to buy bulls from Pharo Cattle Company®, but one of the best perks is the quality of the females we produce. Calving ease involves more than simply birthing smaller calves. The hip structure of the cow is instrumental as well. Add in...

#200 – Bull EPDs

#200 – Bull EPDs

When buying your next herd bull, you will be bombarded with more information than you can use. What data do you look at first? What traits will give you the biggest bang for your buck? Here's a couple ideas that translate into $$ to your bottom line....

#199 – Capturing Profit

#199 – Capturing Profit

The recent high cattle market has given ranchers a welcome reprieve from rising expenses. While our focus has been on increasing income, reducing expenses is much more important if we want to capture more profit in the future. NOTE: We misquoted the OSU study in the...

#198 – Expanding Markets

#198 – Expanding Markets

Describe a profitable ranch: They don't follow the herd They work with nature instead of against it They use grazing as a tool to build soil health They use low-maintenance, moderate-framed genetics They find value-added markets for their products...

#197 – Compare Cow $ize

#197 – Compare Cow $ize

Why does the status quo beef industry continue to select for more growth when the only thing increasing is cow size? They believe that bigger weaning weights mean bigger profits. Here's a challenge for you: run the numbers on your own herd and compare them to a herd...

#196 – Retirement Questions

#196 – Retirement Questions

Today we had a visit from some vacationing PCC® customers, the Unruhs. We're about the same age, so we had a good time getting to know one another, as well as a great discussion about retirement. This raised many questions, especially how to manage the cow herd as the...

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Beef Tenderness

The number one consumer complaint about beef is the lack of consistency in tenderness. For the last 30 years, that has been my number one complaint too. I would rather eat chicken than a tough steak. We have been DNA testing all of our bulls for Tenet®. Bulls that are Certified Tenet have the genetic predisposition for superior beef tenderness. This is a must for those who direct market beef to the end consumer. Others are selecting for Certified Tenet bulls in...

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