Tucker Brown : How Their Ranch has Survived 130 Years
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What is the history of R.A. Brown Ranch and its survival strategies?
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We do AI, we do embryo transfer, we do a ton of that. And so because of that, we're investing more. We're selling two-year-old bulls, 18 months old. They're on a no corn diet. And so they're ready to go out to the pasture. They're not corn fat and they're ready to work, right? With 800 bulls, we have the opportunity to get the calving ease, to get the growth. And then to get some that are just that awesome combination of marbling, motherability, fertility, and that's what we're shooting for, right? Got it. Never have the perfect cow, but with 800 of them, we have that opportunity to have a group of really high cavities bulls and a group of terminal growth bulls in each of those breeds.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the history of R.A. Brown Ranch and its survival strategies?
0:00–6:47
2
How have previous generations influenced the ranch's success?
6:47–14:43
3
What does a successful generational transition in ranching look like?
14:43–24:38
4
How do seedstock genetics and data-driven decisions enhance profitability?
24:38–33:55
5
What modern techniques like DNA and embryo transfer are used in ranching?
33:55–42:25
6
How are over 1,000 registered cows managed across multiple breeds?
42:25–46:58
7
What sustainable practices are implemented in pasture management?
46:58–53:35
8
How does social media and storytelling bridge the gap between consumers and ranchers?
53:35–56:14
Speakers
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