Leading any business is extremely challenging. If the business is a family business, the level of difficulty is increased, and if you intend for it to be a multigenerational business, the difficulty is even greater still.

The ranching industry often prides itself in long days and hard work. “There is always something to do” is the motto!

The agriculture industry in the U.S. continues to remain the most dangerous, with farming ranking among the most hazardous occupations.

Most family farm and ranch owners hope that their operation will continue into the next generation. However, accomplishing this goal doesn’t just happen on its own. A well-drafted estate plan is essential, especially for agricultural operations.

Excitement continues to build within the beef industry, spurred by higher prices for every class of cattle.

When I first came across the Corporate Transparency Act of 2021, I thought, “Oh, this is probably a Wall Street thing.” But turns out, it's actually an “almost everyone except Wall Street thing.”

Another year, another season of taxes. It’s the same time every year, but for many of us, the time seems to sneak up as the days go by quickly.

Now is the time when producers are sorting through bull catalogs, tabbing pages and attending bull sales to purchase their next herd sire(s) for the coming breeding season.

Leadership is so much more than how intelligent or skilled we are. Have you ever met or managed someone who was smart and skilled yet couldn’t lead? Most likely, the missing ingredient was emotional intelligence.