It’s a fun week this week as the crew covers the upcoming American Angus Association sire evaluation update. Then they dive into different approaches for wintering cattle, grazing management, and vaccination practices across climates. The guys also talk through their preparation process for moving cattle to pasture as the season changes. During the “Grumpy Old Men” segment, the guys question what the main obligation is for customers in the industry.

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Quotes:

• “It’s amazing to me how different I would run things if I didn’t have to catch these cows all the time.” [36:13]
• “The more information I can have, the better on these cows.” [53:01]
• “If you are a young fellow wanting to get established in this business, the last thing you want is a bad reputation for being a slow payer, or a no payer!” [1:13:14]

This week, the crew first welcomes Kylie Sherrill from Central Life Sciences, who joins to discuss Altosid IGR feed-through supplement for controlling horn flies in cattle and how producers can integrate it into their mineral programs. They then get into the valuable resources of time, and their tips and tricks for time management, including documenting everything in a calendar and scheduling important projects. They also touch on the challenges of multitasking, their biggest time drains, and the beauty of keeping things simple and doing what works best for your operation.

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MontanaRanchAngus.com

ShadyBrookAngus Farm.com

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CreekInsure.com

AltosidIGR.com

Quotes:

• “Genetic potential and the realistic ability to express those things are two completely different things.” [24:32]
• “What's the most valuable resource of your life? Time. You can’t make more of it.” [50:12]

David welcomes Jake Phillips from Australia, who shares his experience learning about the U.S. beef cattle industry through an extensive sponsored trip. Jake details his five-week trip across the U.S., including visits to renowned seedstock operations, universities, cattle conferences, and more. He and David talk about the importance of networking, lessons learned in operation culture and character, and the reminder that often the quality of the cattle is really correlated to the quality of the people.

Mentioned in this Episode:

MontanaRanchAngus.com

ShadyBrookAngus Farm.com

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Jake Phillips

Angus Australia

Quotes:

• “It's about bringing people together.” — Jake [23:11]
• “We really need to be playing at the highest quality. It doesn't matter if it's grapes, oranges, beef, or lamb, and that really starts with the people. The people growing it, producing it, and then marketing it.” — Jake [34:33]
• “The question I had was, is it possible for a first generation seedstock operation to happen in one generation?” — Jake [35:50]
• “Quite often the quality of the cattle is really correlated to the quality of the people.” [1:22:21]