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Artificial Intelligence
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Oct 26, 2026
An Australian research team says three ordinary photographs can estimate a steer's weight to within 20 pounds. If it works outside the university paddock, it could change how often producers weigh cattle.
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Business & Policy
A new one-stop marketplace to save ranchers time, money, and headaches when choosing technology.
Sep 26, 2025
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Ranching is changing fast. From AI-powered feed monitors to facial recognition for cattle, we break down how these tools are reshaping the beef industry.
Aug 20, 2025
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Here's why the small-processing math just got better, and the AI camera that could solve the inspector problem before the fee schedule does.
Tyson just told you where their beef business is. The question for everyone else is where does ours actually go.
Aug 10, 2026
Autonomous feeding for the feedyard. Embryo multiplication for the cow-calf operator who never thought IVF genetics were for his operation. Both are about the same shortage.
Jul 28, 2026
Cattle have never been worth more, and credit has never been harder to pull against them. A deal in Brazil and a trial in Oklahoma both ran through the same piece of hardware this week.
Jun 29, 2026
Heat tolerance genetics are finally getting real numbers. The chute is starting to run itself. Two answers to the same squeeze. The best operations will use both.
Sustainability
Methane additives finally got a commercial test. The real question isn't whether they work. It's who pays for it.
The first independent, full-season virtual fence trial on real rangeland just published. The fence works. The gains don't. The carbon pitch doesn't survive the data.
Aug 3, 2026
The eradication fight went into the lab. Meanwhile, a red seaweed is knocking three-quarters of the methane out of grazing cows — if you can get them to eat it.
Jul 20, 2026
Remote water monitoring that works today, in off-grid country. A cattle genome that upgrades every selection decision for the next decade. Same drought summer. Different clocks.
Jul 6, 2026
The individual animal is becoming a data record. One producer cooperative is turning it into an 80/20 paycheck. A South Dakota research station is turning it into a fuel gauge for the pasture.
Genetics & Genomics
For decades, breed competition was built on hide color. The next generation will be won by whoever owns the best data.
As beef-on-dairy reshapes cattle genetics, Angus faces a defining question: how do you stay at the center of the industry's future without losing sight of the members who built it?
The data shaping tomorrow's beef genetics isn't coming from the pastures; it's coming from dairies.
Virtual Fencing & GPS
Five systems, four ways to connect, three ways to pay, and one question that decides whether any of it belongs on your place.
