Business Management
A perspective for problem-solving on the ranch may involve positing uncomfortable questions. What we did to create ranch solutions in the past may have created some problems today.
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What data is required for herd management decisions?
When data collection is a priority on the ranch, producers are better able to implement the most profitable practices.
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Nonprobate transfers: Planning pays off
The complexities and expenses associated with probates vary. However, the good news is that many assets can pass outside of the probate process if the decedent planned ahead.
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Consultants in the beef industry: Unlocking the fit
With the massive amount of information, news and data beef producers face, many search for outside help to maintain priorities. Consultants, whether industry, independent or governmental, all feature their unique brand of expertise to help cut through the noise.
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Understanding emotional intelligence
Emotional intelligence is the ability to respond to situations in a mature and reasonable manner. Those in management and leadership positions should be aware of their own emotional habits and help others develop these skills as well.
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How much do employees really cost?
The cost of an employee isn’t as straightforward as their yearly salary. Business owners should take into consideration all costs associated with having an employee when budgeting.
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Economic importance of cow longevity and depreciation
Cow longevity is directly related to the profitability of an operation. Cows that leave the herd before weaning a fifth calf saddle the remaining cows with extra costs.
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Worker safety as a component of BQA?
While animal welfare and meat quality outcomes have been long-time missions of the Beef Quality Assurance (BQA) program, worker safety is also becoming an area of focus. BQA has many tools to train employees and improve human and animal safety.
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Severe weather: Be aware of the risks
Tornadoes are most common in the central Plains and southeastern U.S., but they can happen anywhere. It is important to have a plan in place to protect yourself and any employees going into peak season.
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