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The hosts discuss their experiences and methods for selecting bulls, emphasizing the importance of careful evaluation and the challenges posed by various factors such as EPDs and physical traits. They also touch on family Christmas traditions and activities, highlighting both the joy and challenges of the season. The episode covers a range of personal anecdotes and insights related to both cattle breeding and holiday plans.

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This episode features a conversation around the topic of bull and heifer development, emphasizing the challenges of balancing adequate nutrition without overfeeding or underfeeding. The hosts discuss the nuances of seed stock production and the essential role of knowing one's breeders and producers. They also touch on effective marketing strategies, customer engagement, and the importance of maintaining ethical cattle breeding practices.

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The hosts discuss their return to recording after a break, covering topics like ongoing vehicle repairs and ranching challenges. They highlight recent experiences at the Angus Convention, reflect on its significance, and stress the importance of putting forward their best animals in consignment sales. They also touch on the collaborative nature of various sales, the necessity for transparency in partnerships, and the upcoming plans for breeding and sales.

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This podcast begins with casual discussions about food and family dynamics, then transitions into an in-depth conversation with Roger Wann, an incumbent candidate for the American Angus Association Board of Directors. Roger shares his background, the dynamics of his family-operated ranch, and his commitment to the association. He outlines his goals for improving communication, focusing on commercial programs, and addressing competing genetic databases. The conversation also touches on topics such as data accuracy, member engagement, and the importance of retaining control over genetic information.

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This episode covers an informal discussion among members of the Angus community, focusing on Brian Palmer's candidacy for the Angus Association board. The conversation includes topics around the challenges and experiences of farming, the significance of transparency and diversity of thought in the boardroom, and the importance of maintaining strong relationships with commercial cattlemen. Palmer also discusses his background in corporate America and his vision for reprioritizing the association's focus on member needs and profitability.

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This episode features a candid discussion with Robert Groom, a candidate for the American Angus Association Board. Topics include the challenges and responsibilities of Angus breeders, the controversial methane hub issue, the role and duties of the association, and the need for transparent and member focused policies. Robert also shares personal insights into his background, motivations, and family, emphasizing his commitment to improving the Angus breed and supporting the membership.

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This podcast features a discussion between the hosts and guest, Kelly Albrecht, a candidate for the AAA Board of Directors. Topics include transparency in the board meetings, the impact of environmental issues, and the need for improved data accuracy in genetic testing. Albrecht shares his background his viewpoints on the association's direction, and the importance of maintaining trust and profitability within the cattle industry.