Red Angus America

On Red Angus Remarks, we sit down with Tucker Brown of the historic R.A. Brown Ranch to talk about building a brand that stands out. Listen now and follow Tucker’s channels to see how one ranch is using social media to reach the next generation. 👉 redangus.org/red-angus-rema…

Happy Valentine’s Day from the Red Angus Association of America ❤️🐮 Roses are red. Our cattle are too. Here’s to the breeders, feeders and friends who love Red Angus like we do. We’re grateful for this Red Angus community.

New to Red Angus? Start strong. From logging into REDSPro to keeping herd inventory accurate, this quick-start guide in the latest Red Angus Magazine walks new members through their first year with RAAA. Turn to page 30 or read online at redangus.org/ram-magazine/

Sale season is here. Maximize your bull sale and support RASF to strengthen the future of your herd and the breed. Read more in this week's eNews at redangus.org/enews/

Rooted in faith, forged by rugged country, and anchored by Red Angus cattle, Otis Creek Ranch is a testament to multigenerational stewardship in Oregon’s high desert. Read more about the operation at redangus.org/ram-magazine/

Spring grass doesn’t manage itself, and the biggest gains often start before turnout. In the latest issue of Red Angus Magazine, we offer practical reminders that spring success is shaped well ahead of turnout. Turn to page 68 or read online at redangus.org/ram-magazine/

Sale season is in full swing as catalogs land and online listings continue to grow. The RAAA marketing team is fielding steady calls, with activity expected to increase as bull and production sales ramp up. Read more from the Marketing Team Trail at redangus.org/marketing-team…

If you want timely updates, important deadlines and practical information delivered straight to your inbox, eNews has you covered. 👉 Read this week’s edition and sign up for inbox delivery at redangus.org/enews/

This month in Red Angus Magazine, we share why proven data, GE-EPDs and the right “middle-of-the-road” genetics may deliver more profitability than the highest price tag in the sale ring. Turn to page 86 or read online at redangus.org/ram-magazine/

❄️ The February Issue of Red Angus Magazine Is Here ❄️ From winter pastures to record-setting markets, this issue is packed with timely insights for Red Angus producers. Read online at redangus.org/ram-magazine/

Cold weather and calving season are in full swing across the Upper Plains. In this month’s Marketing Team Trail, Cory Peters shares strong Red Angus demand seen at bull sales and feeder calf markets across Nebraska and South Dakota. Read: redangus.org/marketing-team…

In today’s rebuilding environment, replacement female decisions carry long-term consequences for herd performance and profitability. In Red Angus Magazine, we take a practical look at what truly matters in a replacement heifer Read more: redangus.org/ram-magazine/

From connecting predictable genetics to market demand, to face-to-face conversations at CattleCon 2026 in Booth 2542, RAAA's focus remains on helping producers reduce risk and capture opportunity. Read more: redangus.org/enews/

Winter weather is showing off some of the best backdrops of the year — and it’s the perfect time to capture Red Angus cattle at work. ❄️🐂 Submit your photos for the RAAA Photo Contest and showcase what Red Angus looks like across the country. Enter: bit.ly/PhotoContest20…

When winter sets in, feed costs can make or break the year. In this month's Red Angus Magazine, we look at how producers are stretching hay supplies, managing costs and meeting nutrient needs without sacrificing performance. Read online at redangus.org/ram-magazine/

🎙️ New Red Angus Remarks: Taylor Ohlde talks with Colonel Trent Stewart about cattle production and marketing in the Pacific Northwest. Tune in at redangus.org/red-angus-rema…

Data that drives value. This week’s eNews highlights RASF-funded carcass research strengthening Red Angus genetic accuracy, welcomes Luke Bolin to the RAAA team, and invites you to visit us at CattleCon – Booth 2542. Read it all at redangus.org/enews/

30 years of THR. Real gains in fertility. See how Red Angus producers have turned consistent reporting into measurable progress in heifer pregnancy, calving age and herd longevity. Read online at redangus.org/ram-magazine/

Only a few days to go until CattleCon 2026! If you’re headed to Nashville, make plans to swing by Booth 2542. Friendly faces (and good conversations) guaranteed.

Markets will keep guessing. Good cattle programs don’t. In Red Angus Magazine, Kelly Smith shares his perspective on navigating volatility, focusing on what producers can control – consistency, preparation and added value at the point of origin. Read: redangus.org/ram-magazine/