The crew has three entertaining segments lined up for this week. Initially, they define what’s really on the pedigree page, exploring ways to enhance transparency in data, and unraveling the reasons behind the prevailing secrecy. Following that, they respond to a listener’s question, reflecting on the errors they’ve made in their careers that ultimately contributed to their growth and transformation into better cattlemen. To wrap things up, the team engages in a fun segment titled “What's In Your Tank,” discussing their most frequently used bulls, go-to choices, the most unique ones, and much more.

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Quotes:

• “We need transparency in the data.” [19:04]
• “If the data is cloaked in a cloud of secrecy, how can we make any decisions?” [19:33] 
• “I always believe when you talk about transparency, shining more light is always better than shining less.” [24:07]
• “Why give credit to a cow who didn't even raise the calf?” [26:57]
• “One of the biggest lessons I've learned about succeeding in this business is that attention to detail actually matters.” [31:11]
• “Performance results are the combination of genetics and management, not just one or the other, it's both. And then your sales are the result of genetics, management, and marketing. So you've got to have all the components in place.” [33:44]
• “If you make the pursuit of the dollar your highest priority, there’s a pretty good chance you'll ruin your cow herd. However, on the contrary, if you breed the cattle to excel in their environment to excel in your management, you’re gonna have a good cow herd, and when you have a good cow herd, the money will come.” [46:50]
• “I've learned to trust in my own product and to be excited about it.” [57:59]

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