by Carley Myers | May 5, 2018 | Cattle Division, News
Farm and Dairy Phoenix, Arizona, May 5, 2018 It’s one thing to start, another to survive. What makes the difference? That may seem like a trick question with subjective answers, but cattlemen will cite common denominators, tricks of the trade that apply. The rest,...
by Carley Myers | Feb 24, 2022 | Cattle Division, Conservation, Press
While this Texas ranch has a rich history and strong traditions, ranch management is looking to the future Canadian Cattlemen: The Beef MagazineBy Dale Bliss February 24, 2022 Joe Leathers, general manager at the Four Sixes, has worked for the ranch for over two...
by Carley Myers | Aug 21, 2020 | Cattle Division, News
The Fence Post August 21, 2020 By Amy Hadachek Mark Gardiner of Gardiner Angus Ranch said this is his first set of steers in March, which have been equiped with the ultra-high frequency tags.Photo by Mark Gardiner Plans are going full steam ahead by the private...
by Carley Myers | Feb 13, 2013 | Cattle Division, Conservation
TSCRA Cattlemen’s ColumnBy Joe Leathers It’s not news that more people are moving to Texas at a rapid pace. And why wouldn’t they? For starters, the low cost of living, genuine people beautiful landscapes and old-fashioned common sense make Texas a great place...
by Carley Myers | Oct 12, 2017 | Cattle Division
How Electronic Animal ID has Helped One Rancher Increase his ManagementReach Story by Burt Rutherford Photo by Dena Milner “Let me tell you from a business perspective what I can get from one reading of an EID tag. I can wand that cow and tell you the total number of...
