The Angus Journal is the Association's flagship publication and a primary means of communication with the membership. Published 12 times each year, the Angus Journal communicates important information about Association programs and services; reports news from shows, events and sales; and provides production, marketing and management information that Angus breeders need to be successful. The publication is also an effective vehicle for producers to use in marketing their herds to other members around the country. Advertisements are offered in a variety of sizes at rates to match most budgets, and a creative staff is available to help create an eye-catching layout.
Swing for the Fences Fenceline weaning can decrease stress and increase performance.
Coproducts Score High-fat coproducts are a go for early-weaned calves, fostering higher marbling scores in a more cost-efficient package than traditional concentrates.
Poisonous Plant Problems With pastures in much of the country recovering from drought, cattlemen need to be especially cautious of cattle consuming poisonous plants.