https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-kzmkd-1ab0286 Here's more from my conversation with South Central South Dakota Angus breeder Steve Mowry. You said you've been running it this way. It's been successful running them through the ring. Do you see any disadvantages to that? "You know, I've had bulls that are team as kittens at home and I've had... Continue Reading →
HUSA April 30 2026 – David Misener
The 'David Connection' on Today's Harvest USA features Dave Misener discussing agricultural challenges in Elk City, Oklahoma, primarily dry conditions affecting wheat production. He notes minor rainfall's limited benefits and innovative farming strategies. The conversation extends to North Dakota's harsh winters and rising fertilizer costs impacting farmers' operations.
HUSA April 29 2026 – Montana Update
So we're talking to Michael Deacon, Conrad Montana. So how are things looking? "Okay we've got some surface moisture, not a lot of deep moisture. Everybody's getting rolling on spring seeding and yeah so things look good for now but we definitely need some more here shortly." So that last storm that came through hit... Continue Reading →
HUSA April 28 2026 – Ready to Go!
Harvest preparations are underway with custom harvesters for the 2026 season.
Bullfighting at an Early Age
Steve Mowry from Ma And Pa Angus in Presho, South Dakota, began his career as a bullfighter at age 16.
Steve Mowry – Passionate About Angus
Steve Mowry from Ma and Pa Angus in South Dakota shares his background in the cattle industry. Growing up on a ranch, he started with rodeo and transitioned to cattle after winning significant earnings as a bullfighter. He now holds a sale featuring 65 yearling bulls.
Importance of Land Management
Leah Peterson discusses the invasive eastern red cedar's threat to Nebraska's grasslands and ranching industry, urging landowners to actively manage the species.
Steve Sward with the Late Howard Hale
This summary highlights a classic 2021 interview featuring Steve Sward, a North Platte horseman, conducted by Howard Hale. The discussion features insightful questions and horsemanship advice, showcasing the expertise of both veterans in the horse-training field.
HUSA April 24 2026 – Heil Harvesting Update
The wheat crops that we might normally be called to swath for baling are ranging currently from poor to almost nonexistent. We've driven a lot of miles, from southeast New Mexico and far western Texas up into northeastern Colorado, and we have seen very few acres of wheat that look like they'll be harvestable at all.