Kansas Livestock Association

Young cattle producers gather in Topeka

The American Gelbvieh Association elected directors and officers for 2025 during its national convention in Kansas City, Missouri. Back row (from left) Greg Hartman, Colorado, Mark Stock, Iowa, John Shearer, Kansas, Troy Forbes, South Dakota, William McIntosh, Kentucky; middle row Greg Anderson, North Carolina, David Larson, Minnesota, Zach Butler, Tennessee, Justin Taubenheim, Nebraska, Mark Covington, Colorado; front row Dan Warner, Nebraska, Stuart Jarvis, Kansas, Brent Overmiller, Kansas, Tom Vehige, Missouri, and Harold Bertz, Missouri. Not pictured is Cory Voss, Nebraska. (Courtesy photo.)

American Gelbvieh Association elects board of directors

Cattle Report March 7th

More than 50 attendees gathered to learn about Sustainable Beef’s grid at an RAAA-hosted reception following the NCBA Trade Show in San Antonio. (Courtesy photo.)

Red Angus members host grid pricing update

The Emerald Isle, an agricultural gem 

The 2025 grand champion steer, Thunder, exhibited by Madilyn Norvell of Oklahoma, purchased by Hutchison Western. (Courtesy photo.)

Grand champion steer at Stock Show nets $210,000

Coyote. (Adobe Stock │ #340763004 - Redhaven Photography)

Predator problems? A control guide for livestock producers

  • By Jacob Klaudt │ K-State Research and Extension news service
Kara Lee, director of producer engagement at Certified Angus Beef, presents "Marbling, Feed and Fertility," a discussion surrounding both maternal and carcass traits. (Courtesy photo.)

A cattlemen’s balancing act