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What the heck is a CAB-licensed feedlot anyway?
I’ll admit it. Some myths are of our own making. We throw around terms like “CAB-licensed” when talking about everything from restaurants to packers to feedlots. So what exactly does that mean? Well,...
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What a cattle feeder wants
As a meeting coordinator, I always squirm just a little when an audience member stands up, addresses the speaker and says, “I don’t really have a question for you… more of a comment.” Jerry Bohn,...
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Partners in Mexico; Partners in Progress
On the road, but not far from home! Recently, I assisted the Wooster, Ohio crew in hosting some folks from Mexico associated with ComNor, a group that is a beef wholesaler for our product, Certified...
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Buy, raise, feed the best
We continue to feature groups of cattle that really hit the mark in this “On target” thread. Find out what our recent intern uncovered about this lot: Learning from the past to improve performance,...
View ArticleNice to Meat Ya: Kenny Montgomery
A journey from water tank washer to cattle manager Kenny Montgomery is a cowboy. The definition fits him well, too. He’s tough, unassuming, he’s resilient – the kind of guy you could ride around with...
View ArticleFollowing the Calves: Florida cattle head to harvest
The question lingered. “Do we send them on to relatively low-cost feed or rest them on what’s usually less-expensive grass?” For Ken and Korey Griner, either option presented only one guarantee: there...
View ArticleBetter beef on the horizon
The sun was just peeking over the hills surrounding Hardyville, Ky., when I drove right past Jay McCoy’s ranch. My GPS told me I had arrived, but I knew there was no way his was the place surrounded by...
View ArticleThe beef industry: a survival guide
I’ve often wished for a guidebook – a map to carefully lead me around life’s potholes and avoid the dead ends altogether. But you and I both know it doesn’t work like that. Faith requires a bit of...
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