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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Hale Broadcasting

Category

Business

Latest episode

Jul 10, 2026

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Episodes

Kyle Noyce Brings Home The Bacon 21.10.2025
History of the Hereford Breed 20.10.2025
John Sutphin - Colorado Seedstock Producer 17.10.2025
Scott Loving on Shorthorns 16.10.2025
Kurt Rockman on Cattle Emissions 15.10.2025
Bryce Burnett on Tarentaise Cattle 14.10.2025
Leveling the playing field 13.10.2025
What Drives The Market 10.10.2025
Jones Red Angus 09.10.2025
Raising Cattle and Writing Poems 08.10.2025
Growing Up Ranching in Idaho 07.10.2025

Idaho Rancher Larry Powers with our Host David Woodruff...

American Gelbvieh Strengths 06.10.2025
Montana Breeder Jim Felton 03.10.2025
Raising Cattle at Elk Angus 02.10.2025
Importance of Minor Breeds 01.10.2025
Feeding Rye to Cattle 30.09.2025
More on Leafcutter Bees 29.09.2025
Idaho Breeder Miles Hatter 26.09.2025
The Largest Cow in the World 25.09.2025
Kansas Red Angus Breeder Jordan Jones 24.09.2025
Report on Obesity 23.09.2025
RP Smith at the Nebraska State Capitol 22.09.2025
Research on Cattle Emissions 19.09.2025
Steven Vandervalk on Cattle Business 18.09.2025
Schilling Cattle of Kansas 17.09.2025

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