Steve Gabel News Today

When I emailed Colorado Sun reporter Michael Booth about his recent article on feedlots, I had some rather simple questions. While the article didn’t disappoint in the sense that it doesn’t give you what is printed on the...

A sign in Steve Gabel’s office says, “three yards a down.” It’s a football recipe for steady progress based on every little bit of work and attention to detail.  The sights and sounds at a...

Feedyard celebrated for its commitment to high-quality beef, constant improvement.

Each summer, rural Colorado’s legislators host a tour of some agricultural operations within their districts so legislators further removed from production agriculture can attend, tour, and hear from ag producers in the state. Republican Sens....

Kevin Jensen judged the market beef show last week at the Colorado State Fair in Pueblo. A Kansas cattleman, Jensen believes in good livestock, good kids and behaving with integrity.

Kevin Jensen judged the market beef show last week at the Colorado State Fair in Pueblo. A Kansas cattleman, Jensen believes in good livestock, good kids, and behaving with integrity.

In this weeks ag news, JBS was the target of an organized cyber security attack, a Coloradan wins a scholarship from Dairy MAX and more.

Awards Banquet in Nashville, Tenn. on Aug. 9 at 2021 Cattle Industry Convention May 27, 2021 Cattle Feeders Hall of Fame inductees and award winners will be honored  Aug. 9, 2021, during the 12th annual banquet, held in conjunction with the nation’s largest cattle industry gathering. The Cattle Feeders Hall of Fame banquet will precede the 2021 Cattle Industry Convention and NCBA Trade Show, to be held in Nashville, Tenn., Aug. 10-12. The Cattle Feeders Hall of Fame was established in...

-Cattle Feeders Hall of Fame KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Cattle Feeders Hall of Fame has announced its 2021 inductees and award winners who will be recognized at its 12th annual banquet to be held Aug. 9, 2021, in Nashville, Tenn. Johnny Trotter, president and CEO of Bar-G Feedyard in Hereford, Texas, and Steve Gabel, founder of Magnum Feedyard in Wiggins, Colo., are the newest inductees into the Hall of Fame, which annually honors two leaders who have made lasting contributions to the cattle feed...

Kihei Matsushima could speak only a bit of English after coming to America from Japan in 1916. His father, Sueji, had come to the states in 1895, making his way working on the railroad across the country to Nebraska and eventually Colorado. After some odd jobs, he found work with a German farmer, Al Leyner, who raised sugar beets near Lafayette, and was able to eventually send for his wife and son. Kihei sent for his wife, Yakuye, in 1918 and their first child, Kiichero, was born on December 24...