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What are you doing on your ranch to make it more resilient to drought or extreme winter weather conditions? Dr. Paul Beck (OK State) is my guest as that question leads our conversation. Dr. Beck will outline three areas that we can manage with our ranches to build that “resilience” in our ranching operation. Yes, the conversation will range from cow size to stocking rates to improved grazing and stockpiling. Would it be any coincidence that this conversation will lead to talking about profitability with your cow herd?? It's nothing fancy today, just a good conversation about how you and I can make a difference not only on our own ranchers but our industry as a whole.
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