John Goggins
Thursday, 13 June, 2019
Last Friday, the U.S. Meat Export Federation released data detailing April 2019 export numbers. I know trade talks have been on the forefront of everybody’s minds since China negotiations fell apart a couple of weeks ago. This leaves many wondering what the status of U.S. exports has been throughout the turbulent trade environment.
After reading this release a couple of times
11th Annual Diamond-McNabb Ranch Horse Sale
At the Powderhorn Ranch Arena, Douglas WY
June 1, 2019
Auctioneer: Ty Thompson, Billings, MT
Rathbun Angus Ranch Female Dispersion Sale
260 Angus Female Lots averaged 2,556
Sale Highlights
Lot 2, $13,000, Rathbun Ruby Erica E617, an Aug
Duppong’s Willow Creek 26th Annual Born to Perform Angus Bull Sale
61 Bulls Average $5,250
Spickler Ranch South Annual Production Sale
123 Bulls Average $6,224
Paint Rock Angus Ranch Spring Bull Sale
Martin, Kelli, Asa, Royce & Emma Mercer
Tom & Mary Mercer
Brian & Audrey Pryor
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A cow that survived the cold and muddy conditions.
By Kerry Hoffschneider
Gene Dubas owns and operates Dubas Cattle Company and has marketed Silencer Chutes across the nation and world. His team has sold equipment all over the country – Florida, Oklahoma, Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, Australia, Mexico, and Russia, just to name a few.
Because of his involvement in the cattle
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The T. Rex will be on display in the nation’s capital at the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History for 50 years.
By Hannah Johlman
Short of their wedding day and the days that their children were born, Tom and Kathy Wankel, who ranch near Angela, Montana, said one of the most exciting days of their life was the day
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Roger Indreland welcomed NativeEnergy representatives, potential carbon credit purchasers, soil scientists, ranch consultants, and Montana ranchers to their family ranch near Big Timber, Montana for an educational field day.
by Kayla Sargent
Montana ranchers have the opportunity to adjust their grazing practices in order to increase carrying capacity, and get paid to do it. Acknowledging the critical role that livestock
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