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Rural Minds Founder & Chairman Jeff Winton joined the Angus at Work podcast to spotlight the need for better mental healthcare in rural areas and how #RuralMinds is working to end the silence, suffering, and stigma around mental illness in rural America: bit.ly/3HWkWqj
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Kernel processing during corn chopping is increasingly being recommended for beef cattle feeding operations. Here's why: angusbeefbulletin.com/extra/… #ABBx
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Retaining heifers during high calf prices means the opportunity cost on that potential cow is high. Is she worth the investment? For help deciding read this: angusbeefbulletin.com/extra/… #ABBx
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Kicking off the second day of Feeding Quality Forum, Glen Dolezal (@Cargill Protein) shares expected challenges in procurement and operations, what cattlemen can expect in the coming years. – at Lincoln, NE
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The beef market has really taken off over the past few weeks. It will likely take a break for the next few weeks following this strong rally. A pullback may even occur. However, the market should make higher highs by late April or early May. buff.ly/3IE6y2x
#CattleFax
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Expanding your cattle herd? Should you purchase open heifers, bred females, or pairs? Listen to CattleChat to hear our thoughts #HerdonCattleChat
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In your toolbox to prevent high priority diseases, you need: sanitation, diagnostic testing, vaccination, and overall good animal health #HerdOnCattleChat
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I don’t pay a cow to bring me a dinky calf #HerdOnCattleChat
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There are lots of programs available for producers to add value to calves including NHTC, GAP, AngusLink and others. Head over to Angus.org/AngusLink to learn more.
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#BeefFacts
Source: Beef Sustainability: Myth vs. Fact from Beef. It’s What’s For Dinner. US Department of Agriculture, 2017. Census of Agriculture.
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By interacting with a lot of animals each day, local veterinarians help protect the U.S. livestock industries by providing surveillance for emerging disease #HerdonCattleChat
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Rezac Land & Livestock, Onaga, Kansas, was recognized as the BIF Commercial Producer of the Year on June 2. Pictured presenting the award is 2022 BIF President Matt Perrier. Accepting the award is Russell, Tiffany, Stacy and Jay Rezac.
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Easy peasy. Just need to kill/let all the domesticated livestock die, ignore social cost of destroying ~1.3 billion peoples’ livelihoods, then make sure we control land use decisions on millions or billions of acres. The food nutrient supply should sort itself out too
Ending animal agriculture and planting trees on empty fields is 'best chance' to slow climate change, scientists say news.sky.com/story/ending-an…
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Learn how – as a farmer or rancher – you can take steps to ensure you qualify for Social Security benefits in retirement. Listen to an on-demand webinar, brought to you by our partners at @Nationwide. bit.ly/33Nrvn8
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CFI members have a seat at the table with others inspired to meet today's challenges head on with innovative trust-earning approaches. Welcome to our newest members @Nationwide and @MichiganSoybean! Learn more about joining the conversation: ow.ly/JZ0s50EuuNs
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"Find technology solutions that provide a useful exchange of data rather than just capture it," Sexten challenges.
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"75% of millennials believe their investments can influence climate change. 84% of millennials believe their investments can help lift people out of poverty. But Gen Z? They're wicked smart and they believe they can bring change," says Stackhouse.
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The difference? Climate neutral refers to having a net-zero carbon footprint. Climate neutral refers to the emission and mitigation of all greenhouse gases - not just carbon.



















