Hale Broadcasting
Cattleman’s Corner Radio
The Cattleman’s Corner radio program features key interviews with people in the livestock industry and is produced by Brian Hale and hosted by Nelseena Lehmann. Tune in to our concise daily two-minute program every M-F on our network of radio stations, or longer web-and-podcast-exclusive content at www.cattlemanscorner.com
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Nieuwste aflevering
27 okt. 2026
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Afleveringen
Utah Cattle Breeder Darrel Holden 17.09.2026 2:00
Darrell Holden is a proud 5th generation rancher, from Vernon Utah. He and his wife, Angie, raise kids and cattle on the West Desert of Utah.
Fall Calving 07.09.2026 2:00
Galen Fink is with us again today. He's a Kansas seed stock producer, has gone to strictly fall calving. What do you like about the fall calving? "We started that several years ago. I probably, like Mother Nature, wasn't really smart. It's just me and my wife from a labor standpoint. So we went to fall calving. We AI everything, made it easier to collect the cows and breed them and never had to...
Kyle Shobe Lewistown Livestock 01.09.2026 2:00
The text details an interview between Hale Broadcasting and Kyle Shobe of Lewistown Livestock Auction in Montana. The discussion predominantly focuses on the operations of the auction, which mostly deals in cattle with occasional sheep sales. The auction conducts regular sales, emphasizing the robust cattle genetics in the region and investment in livestock marketing. Horses play a role primarily...
Tarentaise Cattle 21.08.2026 2:00
Did you know... Tarentaise were first called Savoyarde? The cattle were originally introduced in 1857 at the county fair in Mont Brison in Savoie with the breed name Savoyarde. In 1861, the Savoie Duchy again became part of France. So in 1861 the cattle became a French breed and it was named Tarentaise after the Tarentaise Valley above which most of the breed lived. In 1863, the Tarentaise breed...
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