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In this episode of Angus Underground, hosts David Brown and Seana discuss their recent trip to Australia, sharing experiences of jet lag, the beauty of the country, and the kindness of its people. They transition into updates from Montana Ranch, including cattle management and the excitement of visitor season, and the upcoming calving season. The conversation shifts to the recent release of new maternal EPDs by the American Angus Association, sparking discussions on their implications and the importance of maternal traits in cattle breeding. David expresses skepticism about the new maternal EPDs. In the 2nd segment, the conversation reflects on the recent Australia Angus Expo 2025, highlighting its success, logistical challenges, and the camaraderie among participants. Jake Phillips, with Angus Australia, shares insights into the planning and execution of the event, emphasizing the importance of community and international collaboration in the Angus cattle industry. The discussion also touches on the competitive events held during the expo, including the pen show and elite female sale, and the engagement of youth and international participants. Looking ahead, the conversation considers the future of Angus cattle and the potential for continued growth and collaboration across borders.
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Chapters
00:00 Welcome Back and Jet Lag Tales
02:40 Reflections on Australia: Beauty and Culture
06:04 Cattle Management and Ranch Updates
09:53 New EPDs and Industry Changes
22:05 Deep Dive into $Maternal EPDs
49:17 Upcoming Segments and Future Discussions
51:16 Reflecting on Angus Australia’s Angus Expo Success
01:01:18 Angus Expo Logistical Challenges and Innovations
01:12:11 Competitive Spirit: The Pen Show and Elite Female Sale
01:18:42 Youth Engagement and International Participation
01:30:06 Looking Ahead: The Future of Angus Cattle
Learn more about our sponsor, Montana Ranch, by visiting MontanaRanchAngus.com.
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In this episode of Angus Underground, hosts David Brown and Seana discuss their recent trip to Australia, sharing experiences of jet lag, the beauty of the country, and the kindness of its people. They transition into updates from Montana Ranch, including cattle management and the excitement of visitor season, and the upcoming calving season. The conversation shifts to the recent release of new maternal EPDs by the American Angus Association, sparking discussions on their implications and the importance of maternal traits in cattle breeding. David expresses skepticism about the new maternal EPDs. In the 2nd segment, the conversation reflects on the recent Australia Angus Expo 2025, highlighting its success, logistical challenges, and the camaraderie among participants. Jake Phillips, with Angus Australia, shares insights into the planning and execution of the event, emphasizing the importance of community and international collaboration in the Angus cattle industry. The discussion also touches on the competitive events held during the expo, including the pen show and elite female sale, and the engagement of youth and international participants. Looking ahead, the conversation considers the future of Angus cattle and the potential for continued growth and collaboration across borders.
Sound Bites
Chapters
00:00 Welcome Back and Jet Lag Tales
02:40 Reflections on Australia: Beauty and Culture
06:04 Cattle Management and Ranch Updates
09:53 New EPDs and Industry Changes
22:05 Deep Dive into $Maternal EPDs
49:17 Upcoming Segments and Future Discussions
51:16 Reflecting on Angus Australia’s Angus Expo Success
01:01:18 Angus Expo Logistical Challenges and Innovations
01:12:11 Competitive Spirit: The Pen Show and Elite Female Sale
01:18:42 Youth Engagement and International Participation
01:30:06 Looking Ahead: The Future of Angus Cattle
Learn more about our sponsor, Montana Ranch, by visiting MontanaRanchAngus.com.
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