Rural Minds Founder & Chairman Jeff Winton joined the Angus at Work podcast to spotlight the need for better mental healthcare in rural areas and how #RuralMinds is working to end the silence, suffering, and stigma around mental illness in rural America: bit.ly/3HWkWqj

Are record cattle prices giving you some spending money? Now could be time to invest ... but in what? Here's a few ideas from ranchers: bit.ly/46DKwLc #ABBx

Selling cattle at an auction barn is a great way to market cattle. Here's how to do it better: bit.ly/4l1dXtX #ABBx

The American Angus Association like everyone else is enjoying these record cattle prices but at the same time doubling down on innovation, embracing the tools that allow us to make smarter, faster and more precise genetic progress. Here's the vision: bit.ly/4788BtB #ABBx

What would you list as some of the greatest innovations in the cattle industry's history thus far? Barbed wire, railroad transportation, meatpacking industry, etc. How about a new formula for calculating red meat yield? See why that's important here:

Cattle buyers like consistency. Ty Lauritsen, manager of Lauritsen Cattle Co., Exira, Iowa, says, "You can’t develop a good relationship if you’re changing things up all the time.” How to create a long-term relationship with your cattle buyer: bit.ly/4ovX51E #ABBx

Why the stocker cattle segment is critical to the success of the beef industry: bit.ly/4l4JZFH #ABBx

Right now, even the most pessimistic producers have a hard time not smiling when they pick up their check. Still, with a bit of tweaking, the prices you get for your calves can be even higher. Here are nine ways to increase your paycheck. bit.ly/4liIO5G #ABBx

For most cattlemen, 2023 to 2028 will be unprecedented not merely because of the price levels and profitability, but because of its duration. Barring some type of black swan event, it will be historic from a dollar and a length standpoint. bit.ly/3JmIzZK #ABBx

Registration is now open for the 2025 Angus Convention This year’s Kansas City-bound convention's condensed schedule — Friday, Oct. 31, to Sunday, Nov. 2 — is ideal for producers requesting less time commitment to attend the annual event. bit.ly/4oreyIk #ABBx

According to San Diego State University, recent cattle inventory reports and cattle-on-feed totals prove U.S. cattle producers aren’t culling much of the breeding herd, but they aren’t doing much of this either: bit.ly/4ma0Yrq #ABBx

Have you heard about Dept. of Agriculture’s reorganization plan? The public comment period is open now but closes Aug. 26. Details about the public commenting process here: bit.ly/4oreyIk #ABBx

Still putting up your own hay? @mizzou forage specialist says “Stop now!” He offers these alternatives to expensive, time-consuming and variable-quality hay: bit.ly/4funicO #ABBx

Tips for selecting replacement heifers at birth. What to look for and what to avoid based on the mama cow at calving: bit.ly/3UhSTVp #ABBx

Avoid the first-calf-heifer postcalving slump with these tips from UWyo Extension! bit.ly/4fpDkEE #ABBx

Just because a summer/fall-born calf arrives during t-shirt weather doesn’t mean they are immune to problems. @unlbeef says check newborns for these four problems before writing them off as healthy: bit.ly/41B8l2H #ABBx

How the beef industry and @texastech are finding new ways to calculate red meat yield on beef carcasses at the speed of commerce here: bit.ly/45s3DWf #ABBx

How to prepare for, execute and troubleshoot this year’s calf weaning process from Brad White with @kstate: bit.ly/3Jhd3fK#ABBx

Genetic progress in commercial herds can be expedited when producers do this: bit.ly/45BALLq #ABBx Zoetis

Enjoy these record-high prices today, says Troy Marshall, @angusassoc, but keep an eye on these market ramifications for tomorrow: bit.ly/3JmIzZK #ABBx