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Let's take a look at that sale calendar and see what kind of sales we have coming up here in the near future.

Ah yes, under featured sales. First of all, it's the Western Cattle Source Annual Production Sale. That's Thursday, March 19th in Crawford, Nebraska. And then the Schilling Cattle 10th Annual Production Sale is on the 25th of March. That's coming up next month. Brewster, Kansas there selling top quality LlimFlex bulls. And of course, our friends in Harrison, Nebraska, Gray's Angus Ranch, their second century bull sale, selling 35 two year old bulls and 100 yearling bulls and bred and open females. That's Monday, March 30th for Gray's, Angus Ranch. The Cattleman's Corner has been heard on the radio since 1994 and is now a featured podcast in the business news category on our podcasting platform, Podbean. And we're also on Spotify, Apple, iHeart and all those other podcast networks. You'll also find Cattleman's Corner in the news.

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In that recent Booth's Cherry Creek Ranch sale, we noticed that there was a bull that went for $45,000. Let's learn more about Booth's Cherry Creek Ranch.

"I got started as a young boy. I was born and raised right on the ranch where the sale barn is here in Veteran Wyoming. Dad was an avid performance breeder and kept all the performance records and would submit them to the American Angus Association. And so this is in the mid 60s and so you know I'm five, six-year-old when I'm nine, I buy my first bread heifer out of Montana, a bred female and that was my first cow, then of course I was of age to be able to show them. I had a lot of Angus heifers in my 4-H project and did branch basically off a dad's breeding program." ~ Sean Booth from Booth's Cherry Creek Ranch.

From the National Beef Wire, Emporia Livestock in Emporia, Kansas delivered a strong sale with 712 pound steers at 417.50 and 758 pound steers at 403.00, setting an all-time high for seven weights and marking the ninth highest seven weight price on record. Their 804 pound steers sold at 367.00 dollars ranked as the third highest eight weight price in barn history. In the nine weights 912 pound and 901 pound steers both brought 344.00, good for the seventh and eighth highest prices ever at the barn.

Congratulations to Emporia livestock and congratulations to the Ogallala Livestock Auction mMarket in Nebraska celebrating 75 years in business.

• The discussion with Keith Borer centers around Borer Cattle Ranch in Elgin, Nebraska, which mainly deals with Angus cattle. The owner shares insights into his journey from commercial cow-calf operations to specializing in registered Angus breeding. They emphasize the importance of genetics, focusing on the maternal line for breeding quality.

• Angus cattle are highlighted as a standard in their region due to their versatility and desirable characteristics, particularly in breeding for heterosis (hybrid vigor). Keith discusses the value of embryo transfers and plans for building a strong maternal line in his herd for future growth.

• The conversation addresses an upcoming auction for the ranch, which is conducted online through DV Auction. This method is preferred over a traditional live auction to suit their smaller-scale operations and facilitate easier participation. The auction format includes a timed bidding process that extends in increments if last-minute bids are placed, ensuring all participants have fair opportunities.