Change Is Constant

04/05/25 • 81 min

The discussion covers various aspects of modern cattle breeding. Key topics include Vince's experience with misplaced notes, the importance of honest marketing, particularly regarding photos of livestock, and the challenges of adjusted birth weights, especially regarding heifers. The conversation also highlights different breeding goals among ranchers, the impact of environmental variables, and the evolving industry standards that make consistency difficult. The participants also touch upon the impact of feeding practices and the longevity of cattle, emphasizing the need to consider the end consumer and sustainable breeding practices. There is also a discussion about merchandise related to their podcast and a humorous commercial for 'Cattle Snapshots Inc.'

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EPD's: Helpful or Misleading

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In this episode of 'Around the Chute' the hosts delve into the intricacies of Expected Progeny Differences (EPDs) and their influence on livestock selection. They discuss the unpredictability and sometimes misleading nature of EPDs, the importance of phenotypic traits, and share personal anecdotes about calving, heifer management, and foot traits. The role of marketing, both traditional and digital, in livestock sales is debated along with innovative ideas for interactive catalogs. The conversation also touches on generational differences in cattle breeding and the impact of genomic data on cattle selection. Throughout the episode, the hosts emphasize the value of relationships, networks, and honest communication in the cattle industry.

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Happy Easter, Yall!

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In this podcast episode, the hosts discuss Corbin's recent attendance at the 'Boys of Oklahoma' concert and Vince's recent sale event. They reflect on the logistics and emotional aspects of the sale, share personal anecdotes about family gatherings and Easter plans, and talk about their busy schedules. The episode concludes with thanks to their helpers and reflections on the productive season they're experiencing.