Cattleman U is an educational community that promotes growth, expert knowledge and producer improvement for the cattle industry.
What is Cattleman U?
Cattleman U is an online education program that offers monthly monthly pre-recorded presentations, reading materials and profit panels, from experts all over the U.S. — on the topics that are proving to bring producers results, or are cutting edge in the industry.
Whether its finding new and creative ways to address age old problems on the ranch or sharing ways to make management practices applicable in your operation, Cattleman U gives you access to the most up to date information in the industry across multiple segments and niches in the cattle business.
Who is Cattleman U for?
While Cattleman U can benefit any person interested in the cattle industry, it is designed most for cattlemen who are planning or starting their business, or looking to grow their business. This program can be highly beneficial to next generation ranchers.
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Real Conversations with Real Cattlemen. Listen along on your favorite podcast platform.
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It's your time to invest in yourself. Access education from industry experts to find ways to increase your profitability.
And More!
Check out our mini-course for ranchers on how to be successful with Futures and Hedging - a partner project with Kapco Futures!
Get a taste of what Cattleman U education is like!
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3 secrets for adding value to your calves on sale day
Learn to communicate the value of your calves with the auction market and order buyer, what details make buyers want to bid more, and what mistakes can cost you bids on sale day
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3 things you need to know before starting your first futures contract
Learn the basic terminology for futures contracts, how to buy the right contracts for your cattle, and how futures market prices affect the cash market with Corbitt Wall of DV Auctions
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How to start the conversation about generational ranch transition
Did you know that only 30% of ranches complete a successful transition? Learn ways to help you avoid “stepping on toes” and starting the hard conversation of planning to pass the ranch down to the next generation.