SAINT JOSEPH, Mo. — When commercial cattleman, Charles Schriber, enrolled calves in AngusLink nearly five years ago, he believed documented genetic information would become increasingly important in the feeder cattle marketplace. “I felt it’s going to be the future of marketing your cattle,” Schriber said. “You’ve got to be able to prove it.” Today, producers […]
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