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Cattleman’s Corner Radio
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Transcribe →Amercian Gelbvieh Genetics
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Transcribe →Raising Cattle in Deer Lodge Montana
1w ago00:02:00Tap to summarizeJim Felton, a third-generation Angus breeder from Deer Lodge, Montana, elaborated on his commitment to Angus cattle, attributing it to his lineage and personal experience in breeding. He acknowledged the competitive nature of the Angus market but highlighted the established reputation of his ranch in raising quality cattle.
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Crossbreeding in Kansas with Cole Buffo
2w ago00:02:00Tap to summarizeCole Buffo is a prominent community leader, city councilmember, and cattle rancher based in Jetmore, Kansas. He plays an active role in local municipal governance and the regional agricultural sector. Agricultural Leadership Beyond his public office, Buffo is a well-known livestock producer in the Kansas ranching community. Buff Tuff Cattle Co.: He operates Buff Tuff Cattle Co. based out of Jetmore, which specializes in raising Gelbvieh, Balancer, and Red Angus cattle. The operation focuses on advanced crossbreeding genetics and hosts annual open-house silent auctions for regional cattle buyers. Kansas Gelbvieh Association: Highlighting his standing in the livestock industry, Buffo serves as the President of the Kansas Gelbvieh Association, promoting the breed's development throughout the state.
Transcribe →Raising Cattle in the Desert Southwest
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Story Behind Largest Cow in the World
2w ago00:02:00Tap to summarizeThe world's largest fiberglass cow, known as "Salem Sue," is located in New Salem, North Dakota, just off Interstate 94—about 30 miles west of Bismarck. Built in 1974 for $40,000, this massive Holstein stands 38 feet tall and 50 feet long, and weighs 12,000 pounds.
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Where Herefords Began
2w ago00:02:00Tap to summarizeNearly 300 years ago, farmers in Herefordshire, England founded the Hereford breed in response to consumer beef demand created by Britain's industrial revolution. Now, centuries later, here's Shane Bedwell, Director of Breed Improvement, on more about the Hereford breed. "Yes, sir. Brian, I appreciate you having me on. The American Hereford Association is experiencing some really great times in growth. The demand by the commercial cattlemen we've seen here in the last five years has been tremendous. And using Hereford genetics, we've seen bull sales increase not only in volume, but in sale price all across the U.S. And my belief is that our breeders that have been in business for a long time have really stayed committed to making the cattle problem free. Stayed committed to passing on those genetics to the commercial cattlemen to add pounds, to add efficiency, and add fertility in their crosses." That's good news not only for your breed, but for the whole industry, right, Shane? "Absolutely. I think we've done quite a bit of extensive research and studies, and we look pretty good there in that arena." That was Shane Bedwell, Chief Operating Officer and Director of Breed Improvement for the American Hereford Association.
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Raising Cattle in Southern Colorado
2w ago00:01:59Tap to summarizeJoe Klun and Klun Farms & Cattle Background: Joe Klun grew up on a family farm that has been in operation since the early 1900s, giving him deep roots in agriculture and livestock production. Return to Cattle: Although he initially sold his cattle herd after high school to purchase equipment, his interest in the cattle industry eventually returned and grew into a dedicated breeding operation. Gelbvieh Focus: Joe specializes in registered Gelbvieh cattle because of their: Calving ease Strong growth performance Adaptability to challenging environments Overall versatility in commercial cattle operations Herd Improvement Strategy: He emphasizes: Strict culling standards Use of elite genetics Artificial Insemination (AI) to continually improve herd quality and performance Telecommunications Business Joe also owns a telecommunications company focused on low-voltage fiber-optic infrastructure. He has spent more than a decade building the business while continuing his cattle operation. The company works throughout Colorado and occasionally in other states when projects offer strong incentives, such as hurricane-recovery work in Florida. The business currently employs 12 people and is expanding into additional sectors, including: Transportation Logistics Key Takeaway Joe has successfully built two complementary enterprises—cattle breeding and telecommunications—by combining long-standing agricultural experience with a growth-oriented business mindset, emphasizing quality genetics, operational efficiency, and strategic expansion.
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