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Demand Your Money Back

Recently I wrote about some alumni who increased the carrying capacity of their property using cell grazing. One alumnus who doubled the capacity using cell grazing said “It’s like getting a second ranch for ...

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Can Cows Pay For The Ranch?

This morning I had a call from an alumnus considering a big move. He is thinking of selling his place and relocating. He has his eyes on a property in another state and asked me, “Can the cash flow generated from a ...

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Two For The Price Of One

Would you like a free ranch? This summer I had the pleasure of visiting several Ranching For Profit School alumni ranches from Texas to Montana and points in between. Most are applying cell grazing and are producing impressive results. Cell ...

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We Lost A Pioneer

Dick Diven, helped dozens of Ranching For Profit School alumni determine the optimum timing for calving and slash their feed costs. To Dick, “ranching with nature” wasn’t just a throw away phrase. It was the pathway to profitability in the cow/calf business. Dick pioneered this ...

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The Emotions of Drought

Drought impacts land, animals, money and people. In relatively minor droughts it usually has the greatest impact on the first three, but when times get really tough, it is the people drought hits hardest.

Anytime I’m anywhere near North ...

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Recreation

In the 7 Habits of Highly Effective People course recreation is pronounced, re-creation. It seems appropriate to write about this now because when you read this I will be in the second ...

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Big Rocks

My niece, Kelsey, got married last Saturday. The title of this article doesn’t refer to the size of the diamond on her ring. It doesn’t even refer to the place she was married, which was on top of a huge granite ...

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You Can't Starve Profit Into A Business

Ranches with the highest productivity per cow are not the most profitable. In fact, according to our benchmarking, they are often among the least profitable. Ranches with extremely high cow productivity generally rely on a lot of inputs. As I explained in the 5/11 ...

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A False Opportunity

In response to my last ProfitTips one reader wrote that he found it hard to set targets and that he felt that if he could just make a little more each year that someday he’d be satisfied. While we may not phrase it ...

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What's Your Profit Target?

A Ranching For Profit School alumnus was talking to me about his financial goals.   I asked how much profit he wanted to make.   He told me he figured he needed $20,000 to live.   I reminded him that his salary or draw ...

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