FARGO — Cattle producers in North Dakota now have the option of using freeze branding as a way to show proof of ownership of their livestock. Under House Bill 1166, freeze branding became a legal ...
FARGO — Cattle producers in North Dakota now have the option of using freeze branding as a way to show proof of ownership of their livestock. Under House Bill 1166, freeze branding became a legal ...
If you’re a fan of the TV show Yellowstone, you’ll know the deal – you earn your place on the ranch by being branded. On the show, this means having a red-hot iron pressed into your flesh, leaving a ...
About 5%2C000 brands are registered in Missouri A cow/calf pair can go for %241%2C500-%241%2C800 Farmers form neighborhood watches to deter rustlers The Kleiboeker ...
SIMPSON — To brand or not to brand? In some Midwestern states, that question has largely been answered in the negative. While cattle branding still takes place in Illinois, many producers have ...
Southwest Missouri beef cattle producers have shown a great interest in branding their cattle this winter and spring following several instances of cattle theft. With that growing interest in branding ...
University of Missouri Extension will host a Freeze Branding Workshop at the Wurdack Extension and Education Center in Crawford County 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Friday, April 21. The workshop will provide ...
MOUNT VERNON (AP) — Hundreds of cattle owners in southwest Missouri turned up for a recent demonstration on cattle branding, which officials say might help deal with a recent upsurge in cattle thefts.
Hot iron branding of livestock is the oldest form of permanent identification and has been used for a long time in the western United States as proof of ownership. Freeze branding is relatively ...
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