Herd Report host Scott Beck is on location in North Platte, Nebraska at TD Angus with Trey Wasserburger for a deep dive into one of the most talked-about bull sales in the country.

TD Angus will sell 400+ Angus bulls on March 20 at the ranch — including 160 fall bulls, 240 yearlings, 1,000 commercial females and ranch horses. The sale will also stream live on LiveAg.

In this Spotlight Series episode, Trey explains:

Why docility and feet are driving demand right now

The balancing act between ranchers, feeders, packers and retailers

Why bigger isn’t always better in today’s beef supply chain

How Clearview is emerging as a potential herd-changing sire

Why cow power — not just EPDs — still wins

You’ll also hear the story behind TD Angus’ growth since purchasing the historic Rishel Ranch in 2017 and how their “Most the Best” philosophy is about the journey — not the destination.

If you’re serious about fertility, structure, early maturing Prime cattle and building cows that last, this is one you won’t want to miss.

The Herd Report Spotlight Series heads to northeast Kansas to visit with the Hauschel family of Rockin’ H Cattle Company ahead of their 3rd Annual Production Sale on March 22, 2026.

This is a program built on real-world functionality. Fertility. Longevity. Structure. Cows that last.

If you sell calves by the pound and build cows to last, this episode is for you.

T-Bone Angus is celebrating 70 years of raising registered Angus cattle — and their 30th Annual Brookhouser T-Bone Angus Bull Sale is set for Thursday, March 12, 2026, at 1 p.m. at Atkinson Livestock Market in Atkinson, Nebraska

In this Spotlight Series episode of Herd Report, we visit the ranch just west of Brunswick, Nebraska, with Alex Brookhouser to walk through a powerful set of bulls built for longevity, maternal strength, structural integrity and real-world performance.

What happens when two longtime A.I. and seedstock professionals decide the industry needs a better way?

On this episode of Herd Report, we sit down with Breeder Link founders Lex Carter and Robert Whitacre to talk about their breeder-driven, owner-operated semen marketing company focused on real-world, maternally built cattle.

With decades of experience at major A.I. studs, Lex and Robert saw a gap in the industry. Too many good bulls were being overlooked. Too much emphasis was being placed on extremes. And too many breeders were losing control of their genetics.

Breeder Link was built to change that.

We discuss:

Why fertility and longevity still drive profitability

The importance of proven cow families

How their shipping model saves customers money

Why they don’t chase “wild numbers”

And how their win-win philosophy supports both bull owners and commercial cattlemen.

If you believe the middle isn’t flashy — but it keeps you in business — this episode is for you.

This week on Herd Report, we travel to Amherst, Colorado to spotlight Vision Angus and their powerful, maternal-focused Angus program.

Brent and Austin Veesenmeyer are building cattle with a clear vision: functional, fault-free, profit-driven genetics that work for commercial cattlemen. Their focus is simple — strong cows first. The bulls are the byproduct.

From standout Judgment sons and elite Deep Water progeny to a jaw-dropping set of Craftsman calves and a special Armstrong flush, this offering blends cow sense with modern science. Foot quality, udder integrity, disposition, performance and carcass merit — all without sacrificing the kind of maternal strength that keeps ranchers profitable.

The Herd Report Spotlight Series heads to Linwood, Nebraska, for a visit with Macholan Angus ahead of their 6th Annual Production Sale.

The Heart of the Herd Sale is set for March 4th at 1 PM at the Rawlins County Fairgrounds in Atwood, Kansas — and Klein Ranch is bringing a powerful set of Simmental and SimAngus genetics.

In this Spotlight Series episode of Herd Report, we sit down with Heath Klein of Klein Ranch to break down the program, the philosophy, and the bulls that are built to work in real-world commercial environments. From all-purpose and terminal sires to maternal standouts and calving-ease options, this offering is designed with the customer in mind.

We cover:

Customer-driven sire group organization

Outcross red genetics with serious carcass power

Maternal-focused bulls built for longevity

High-growth terminal prospects

Commercial replacement heifer program with AI and bred options

Delivery and volume discounts

If you’re looking to capture hybrid vigor and added pounds at weaning, this is a sale worth your attention.

Kester Herefords of Clearwater, Nebraska is gearing up for their annual production sale on Monday, March 2, 2026, at the livestock market in Atkinson, Nebraska.

This year’s offering includes:

Yearling bulls

Fall bulls

Commercial Hereford heifers

F1 black baldy heifers

Red white face heifers

New for 2026, Kester Herefords is hosting a special Sale Preview Event on Saturday, February 21 in Clearwater. Join them from 1–5 p.m. for cattle viewing at their facility east of town, followed by a prime rib supper from 5–9 p.m. at the Clearwater Legion Hall. Business partners and fellow cattle producers are invited for a great night of networking and fellowship.

Sale day begins at 1 p.m. on March 2, with lunch provided at the sale barn café. Online bidding will be available through DVAuction.

If you’re looking for quality Hereford genetics and productive commercial females, this is a sale you won’t want to miss.

We’re back in Linwood, Nebraska at B-Gee Angus for a special Herd Report Spotlight episode featuring their 41st Annual Private Treaty Sale.

Brian and Cliff Goff walk us through a deep, consistent set of 47 yearling bulls — from powerful Gable, Architect, and Fair-N-Square sons to impressive home-raised cleanup sires that flat get it done. We also dive into standout females, proven cow families, and the philosophy behind private treaty marketing that has kept repeat customers coming back for generations.

Brent Voss joins us from Dexter, Iowa, to preview the 2026 Voss Angus Annual Bull & Female Sale on February 28. We break down the powerful Throttle, Harvester and Hollywood sire groups, the influence of 92-75 and 31-74, and a deep set of donor-quality females.