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Holiday gift ideas for the stock show moms, dads, and kids in your life! Find the perfect gift for that hard-to-buy-for person on your list!

This publication will help youth and beginning meat goat producers to understand the four basic criteria for selecting a meat goat. It will also help beginners in 4-H and FFA livestock judging to understand proper note-taking format and the structure of oral reasons.

Excited to get you new show calf started? Here's 6 TIPS to consider to ensure they get off on the right foot!

Are virtual stock shows a good thing, or just a waste of time? Get livestock showmanship and video tips if you decide to participate!

This is for Kansas kids but if you’d like to see a virtual show set up for your state, please contact us. The platform is now all put together!

Extra leg hair will help your cattle appear to be bigger boned. Here's how to keep that hair growing on your steer or heifer.

Will your calves make weight? Finisher feeds is the topic for this blog post as we wrap up our 3-part series about feed programs for your show cattle.

Kick off the year the right way with these five show cattle tips! Golden nuggets of show steer and heifer advice that we've collected over the last year!

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In An Open Letter to Ellen DeGeneres, a Nebraska Cattle Producer urges the talk show host (and others) to educate themselves before making judgments.

In the fourth installment of our “On the Road to the Majors: Preparing for a Major Stock Show,” Shelly McQuaig and her husband Paul discuss the North American International Livestock Exposition (NAILE).

Our “On the Road to the Majors: Preparing for a Major Stock Show“ series continues. Our next interview is with Abby George who will give us tips about the National Western Stock Show in Denver, Colorado.

We have officially entered Junior Nationals show season. As promised in “On the Road to the Majors: Preparing for a Major Stock Show,” we will be providing a series of interviews with folks who attend Major shows to give our readers inside information about these shows. We’re kicking off the series with an interview of our very own TJ Mills.

As you walk into the ring at a Major, you will feel excitement, nervousness, and fear. You have worked hard to make it to the show, and you deserve the opportunity to show off your animal. Even if you don’t feel up to par with the rest, just remember at one point everyone is a beginner. In this article series, you will learn more about what to expect.

It is important that your cattle showmanship attire not distract from your animal. In this blog post, we share tips for looking your best in the show ring.