Graze it Right or Pay the Price with Tim Schnakenberg on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher | Google Podcasts

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“The main enterprise is raising beef - every day that you have a cow grazing, versus harvesting feed for her, you’re saving money and they’re getting better nutrition.” Tim Schnakenberg

In this episode, we dig into the real cost of poor grazing—from depleted pastures and lost forage to higher feed bills. If you’re running cattle, you’re managing grass. Learn how to let your land guide your decisions and get practical tips to grow more grass, graze more days, and spend less on feed.

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The Cattle Market Tug-of-War: Prices, Policy, and Planning on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher | Google Podcasts

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“In 2015, when the market fell—it took 6 months, and it was in half. That’s why you need a game plan now: figure out your breakeven, how you’ll market your calves, and what sets you apart. Late July is usually the best time to sell.” Karoline Rose-Bohannan

Karoline breaks down the latest in the cattle market—from the Mexico import ban and screw worm concerns, to what the April cattle market report predicts. She shares insights on beef demand, bull longevity, and the rise in heifer retention. 

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Seedstock Success: Tools, Trends, and Real Talk from the Field on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher | Google Podcasts

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“Social media is a requirement for seedstock producers. The name of the game is content creation. The only way to make a positive impact is by showing the behind the scenes footage and being transparent.” — Karoline

Karoline has been on the phone all week gathering feedback from customers. These conversations have sparked powerful discussions around what’s working — and what’s not — in seedstock marketing. This episode was born out of a shared need to dig deeper and offer forward-thinking guidance.

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Beef, Brutal Truths, and Saving Rural America with Bryan Mussard on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher | Google Podcasts

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“We have so much work to do. Consumers still don’t understand our product.” — Karoline

This episode doesn’t sugarcoat anything. Karoline welcomes true cattleman Bryan Mussard to the show, who gets raw about what’s really happening in the beef industry — from the flawed market system to the ripple effects of misinformation about meat and health. Bryan breaks down the harsh realities ranchers face, what seedstock producers should be doing, and why failing to understand the whole supply chain is hurting us all. 

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Forage Management: Techniques for the Cow-Calf Operation with Ali Fix on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher | Google Podcasts

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“Feeding cattle is one of the largest components of an operation. For our cow-calf operation, it represents 40 to 60 percent of our operation costs.” Ali Fix

We’re diving into forage/pasture management, and hay production with Ali Fix of Fix Family Farms — one of the key stops during our upcoming Grazing Conference in Missouri. This episode is packed with practical info, and honest conversation that’s especially helpful for beginner and aspiring ranchers.

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Ranch Curious - The Beef Behind Disease Traceability and EIDs on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher | Google Podcasts

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“As producers, are EID tags inherently bad, or are we worried that the wrong use of EIDs could be bad?” Karoline Rose Bohannan

We’re digging into one of the most debated topics in the cattle industry: Electronic Identification (EID) tags. Are they a tool for good, or a ticking time bomb? Karoline shares her perspective as both a producer and entrepreneur.

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Q & A - What We Saw in the Midwest with Karoline and Jordyn on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher | Google Podcasts

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“We drove about 3500 miles, saw 7 different states, and saw over 100,000 head of cattle on feed” Jordyn Woodburn (0:20)

Karoline and Jordyn took a 10 day journey across the midwest. In their travels, they met with customers, attended bulls sales, toured hog facilities, visited numerous feed lots, did some touristy things of course, and much more! 

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March Cattle Market Recap with Karoline and Jordyn on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher | Google Podcasts

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“Prices for cull bulls and cull cows are still up and they’re up significantly, which means that they don’t have enough cattle to go right to the packing plant. Therefore, they’re going to pay a pretty penny for those until we can get inventory leveled out. .” Karoline Rose-Bohanan (4:45)

The cattle market has been something worth watching during the past 6 months. With March finally here, we are starting to see some things level out. Karoline shares her positive take on everything happening right now as we compare numbers and take the tariff talk head on.

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Choosing Your Educational Path in Agriculture with Jordyn Woodburn on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher | Google Podcasts

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“I sat down and started looking at what I was doing in my life, those around me, and where I wanted to go, and realized that I wanted to be in the Ag industry, but I didn’t want to do it the exact same way I had seen it done.” Jordyn Woodburn (2:02)

Pursuing an education in agriculture looks different for everyone. Today our co-host, Jordyn, sat down with our podcast manager, Ambria Adamson, to discuss creative ways of obtaining a modern day career in the industry. 

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Ranch Curious - Bull Development with Karoline and Jordyn on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher | Google Podcasts

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“Look at your herd, figure out the holes - is it milk production, udder size, foot quality, pelvis design, weaning weight, or fertility? Understanding what’s going on will determine the bull power that will help your herd.” Karoline Rose-Bohanan (20:35)

Today’s episode hits on all things bull power. We’re talking EPD’s, bull development, and all the factors that make an efficient herd. 

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