Producers too often go about “running” cattle with little forethought and planning. In favorable years, we can get by easily enough, but in unfavorable years due to weather, markets or other issues, difficulties arise. These unanticipated surprises can be costly and often difficult to overcome. Hopefully, most of us learn from our mistakes and failures and, if we survive, can laugh at them in hindsight. The secret is to fail early, fail often, but fail cheaply — and adapt our management so that we do not repeat our mistakes. Dr. Hugh Aljoe, director of producer relations for the Noble Research Institute, talks creating a successful ranch management plan. Read more at Noble Research Institute…
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