ON THE AIR SINCE 1994
Over the past 30+ years, more than 8,000 radio programs have aired every Monday through Friday on radio stations in Nebraska, Colorado, Kansas, North Dakota and South Dakota with people involved in livestock.
Kristyn Harris – Building the Herd
David Woodruff and Kristen Harris discuss cow ages, explaining “spread mouth” cows and describing Harris’s growing herd of 25 mama cows.
Kristyn Harris – Cattle and Music
Musician Kristyn Harris describes building a Black Angus herd in Idaho, inspired by ranching connections, while planning to relocate cattle to Texas.
Nebraska Cowboy Poet RP Smith
Brian Hale discusses Nebraska ranching, cattle marketing, drought relief, and Galvey-Balancer genetics, emphasizing fertility, longevity, growth, and carcass performance.
Leah Peterson of Clear Creek Ranch
The ranch faced drought challenges, reducing mature cow numbers but focusing on breeding and raising heifers for future sustainability.
Gelbvieh Highlights
Brian Hale hosts Cattleman’s Corner, discussing Galvee cattle traits with Don Edwards, emphasizing their adaptability and benefits for breeding.
Southwest Desert Cattle Ranching
Brian Hale hosts Cattleman’s Corner, discussing cattle breeding and irrigation practices, highlighting Balancer Cattle and Arizona flood irrigation challenges.
Experience Matters in the Beef Business
Brian Hale hosts Cattleman’s Corner, continuing Howard Hale’s legacy, featuring interviews with cattle producers like Wyoming’s Shawn Booth about their experiences.
Grandpas Heifer Challenge
Brian Hale hosts Cattleman’s Corner, interviewing Brady Mulkey about his family’s livestock operation and the Gelbvieh breed.
Ghost Town Cattle Breeder
Don Edwards prefers red Gelbvieh cattle for their higher weaning weights and adaptability to northeast Colorado’s climate.
California Coastline Cattle
The speaker discusses farming practices, highlighting the differences in hay types and yields between regions, particularly focusing on grain hay.
History of Tarentaise Cattle
The Tarentaise cattle breed, recognized in 1863, originated in France’s Tarentaise Valley, adapting to high altitudes and rugged terrain.
History of Gill Red Angus
Bryan Gill praises the quality and disposition of red cattle at Gill Red Angus, a family-run ranch established in 1979.
History of The Cattleman’s Corner Radio Program
Cattlemen can advertise sales for free on Cattleman’s Corner. Join the radio program for exposure and interviews.
Diversification with Cole Epley
Cattleman’s Corner discusses Brian Hale’s legacy, Cole Epley’s journey into Galvey cattle, and their advantages in beef production.
Meet Breeder Roger Olsen
Brian Hale continues Howard Hale’s Cattleman’s Corner, discussing cattle traits, the importance of family, and community in ranching.
Athletic vs Fat Bulls
An athletic bull requires careful development without excess fat, ensuring strength and healthy semen production, according to Galen Fink.
Jason Hillman – Oklahoma Breeder
Brian Hale hosts Cattleman’s Corner, discussing cattle operations with Jason Hillman, highlighting rotational grazing and Red Angus breeding.
Raising Cattle at 7000 ft
Brian Hale hosts Cattleman’s Corner, discussing cattle care and pasture management while honoring Howard Hale’s legacy in agriculture.