by Nicole Erceg | Feb 15, 2019 | Black Ink
Moo-ving the big rocks by Nicole Lane Erceg The new year now feels old once you get into a busy season like calving. There are many spans of time in cattle country that can make us feel there’s too much to do, or too little time in each day. By now, some resolutions...
by Nicole Erceg | Feb 6, 2019 | On Target
Decide Sooner by Justin Sexten, Ph.D. While many of you are in sire buying mode this time of year, more are deciding whether this year’s bull calves retain the ability to become sires. Castration at birth is ideal, but catching them on day one can be a challenge in...
by Nicole Erceg | Jan 23, 2019 | Angus Convention, News Release
Genetic Answers to Consumer Demand by Laura Conaway What’s relevant today isn’t necessarily so tomorrow. Investing in the future pushes everybody forward. That was the motivating think piece Mark McCully shared with cattlemen as part of the National Angus Convention’s...
by Nicole Erceg | Jan 16, 2019 | Blog
Beyond Beef Buzzwords You don’t have to tell people who make their living from the land that treating it poorly is just bad business. Ranchers have been leading conservation efforts for generations. Yet, you’d have to have had your head in the sand to not hear...
by Nicole Erceg | Jan 9, 2019 | Black Ink
Sign reading by Nicole Lane Erceg The sign reads “Welcome to Grant County,” in simple white letters on a small, forest green backdrop. It sits near a creek more than an hour’s drive from where I grew up, but every time I see it, I already feel like I’m home. At this...
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