John Goggins
Thursday, 28 May, 2020
May is National Beef Month so our Western Ag Reporter staff thought it would be fitting to make this our “Special Beef Month Issue.” Memorial Day is referred to by many as “The Unofficial Start of Summer” and is definitely the official start of “Grilling Season.” The best protein choice on the grill for many is BEEF.
Packing plants have slowly
Diamond Peak Cattle Co. Spring Special Bull & Female Sale
44 Yearling Diamond Peak Angus & SimAngus Bulls Averaged $3,400
28 Commercial First Calf Heifer Pairs Ave
Jacobson Red Angus Annual Bull Sale
Sale Managed by Legacy Genetics
Duppong’s Willow Creek 27th Annual Born to Perform Angus Bull Sale
88 Bulls Average $4,543
87 Commercial Open Heifers Average $1,313
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Paint Rock Angus Ranch Spring Bull Sale
Sale Management By: Frye Marketing, Three Forks, MT
By Alan Sears
74 Yearling Angus Bulls Averaged $3
McDonnell Angus Bulls of the Badlands
77 Bulls Average $4,513
12 Registered Open Hei
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As cattlemen and women, we all know and believe beef is what’s best for dinner. As summer kicks off, albeit different this year, people are excited to fire up their grills, call the neighbors, and enjoy the sunshine and the smell of a summer barbeque. That’s why May has unofficially been deemed “Beef Month” in many states across the country.
This
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I don’t know if there is enough time in the day to find, let alone respond to, the many published opinion pieces and even “factual” articles that claim beef production is destroying the planet and plant-based or lab grown meat may just be the ticket. My email is subscribed to “Google alerts” for any new articles that contain the words
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Zane (age 4) and Grey Wayman (almost age 2) help their papa move hot wire fence in Ronan, Montana.
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There was trouble on the ranch last week. Not only was the ranch crew trying to rid all the water troughs of the goldfish Rascal had placed in them, but Mrs. McBauck was in a tizzy because the mountain lion and his goon nabbed a young hen. Banjo wasted no time in trying to reach the hen before it was
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In honor of National Beef Month, I have decided to rerun a branding etiquette column since I have had numerous requests to repeat it. One of the nicest compliments I have received is when readers have told me they have this column posted on their refrigerator or they have shared it with some of their branding crew. Sadly, as the
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Every Memorial Day, my long-time friend David would honor both his family and fellow Vietnam War veterans with a visit to his hometown cemetery, an hour’s drive west of St. Louis.
Once there, and with the help of his siblings and cousins, David would mow the grass in the family plot, scrub its granite and brass grave markers, and place colorful,
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Kayla Sargent, Editor -- Western Ag Reporter, Billings, MT
