Podcast
Cattleman’s Corner Radio
Hosted by Hale Broadcasting · EN
On-The-Air since 1994
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Certifying Cattle
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Transcribe →Tyler Torrie of Riverview Ranch
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Transcribe →Austin Schweitzer Red Angus Breeder
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Transcribe →Crossbreeding Practices
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Transcribe →Kory Ostrand of Ostrand Angus
1w ago00:02:00Tap to summarizeKory Ostrand of Ostrand Angus, located in Mason City, Nebraska, discussed the origins of his involvement in livestock. Kory detailed how he used money from selling a 4-H steer to purchase a registered Angus heifer at the age of nine, marking the beginning of his journey into registered cattle breeding. His family's ranch has been operational since 1884, making him the fifth generation to run it. They are strategically located about 50 miles northwest of Kearney or 30 miles southeast of Broken Bow, an area known for its quality cattle farming conditions. The Ostrand program focuses on a balanced trait approach, offering a diverse range of bulls and heifers, including calving ease and power bulls. The interview highlighted their strategy to enhance buyer access through online platforms and emphasized maintaining buyer engagement even in variable weather conditions. Hale Broadcasting is assisting in promotional efforts for the sale, offering additional advertising services on their platforms. Listen in to an interesting story on how Mason City, Nebraska Angus Breeder Corey Ostrand got his start with a wise investment.
Transcribe →Direct Selling Beef
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Transcribe →Diversified Operation
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Dangers of Hydrogen Sulphide
2w ago00:02:00Tap to summarizeHydrogen sulfide (H₂S) is a highly toxic, colorless, and flammable gas commonly found in oil and gas operations, wastewater treatment plants, sewers, manure pits, and other confined spaces. It is often recognized by its rotten egg odor, but relying on smell is dangerous because the gas can quickly deaden your sense of smell at higher concentrations.
Transcribe →Red Angus South of Pink Palace
2w ago00:02:00Tap to summarizeThose from the panhandle of Nebraska will likely understand the reference to The Pink Palace. However, for those who are not from here... The Pink Palace is a landmark drinking and dining establishment in the small 'town' of McGrew, Nebraska (population ?) Rockin' R Red Angus is located just a couple miles south of there. You can't miss it. Go out and tell Dan you saw this on the internet! Tell him Brian Hale says Hi.
Transcribe →Cowboys and Their Poetry Gatherings
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