John Goggins
Thursday, 02 April, 2020
God bless the American rancher.
Bull sales around Reporter Country continue to be nothing short of remarkable. The Chinese Virus has certainly been something nobody in this country, or the world for that matter, has ever seen. We are all in uncharted territory.
Major cities around the United States were the first to quarantine. Now many states around the nation have issued
Midland Bull Test Annual "The Final Sort" Bull Sale
Day 2 (Angus Sale) Average:
331 Yearling Bulls Average $3,661
Sale High
Kukuchka’s Bar 69 Angus 32nd Annual Production Sale
61 Bulls Average $3,963
49 Commercial Open Heifers Averag
Arntzen Angus Ranch 44th Annual Production Sale
209 Yearling Angus Bulls Averaged $4,874
22 Registered Open Heifera Averaged $1,909
Top Selli
Midland Bull Test Annual "The Final Sort" Bull Sale
Day 1 (April 2) Sale Averages:
25 Salers Bulls Average $3,460
8 Simmental Bulls Averag
Bowles J5 Reds Annual Production Sale
44 Yearling Red Angus Bulls - $3863
24 Registered Red Angus Heifers - $1212
Lot 25 - $8500 – J5
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It’s no secret that the producer-packer relationship is a little rocky at the moment and has been for some time now. But what would happen if you cut out the middleman? What if you, the producer, took your product directly to the consumer?
High Five Meats of Molt, Montana does just that — and they do it
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Although some agricultural organizations do not support COOL, the U.S. Cattleman’s
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“Two-trillion dollars.” “Historic.” “Largest in recent memory.”
Those were the descriptors in the headlines that buzzed on cell phones, flooded into emails, blared on the radio, and swarmed the internet around noon on Friday, March 27 when the House passed the Coronavirus stimulus package.
“I just signed the CARES Act, the single biggest economic relief package in American
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