December 25, 2024

Track cattle records with 2025 NCBA Redbook

By AgriNews Staff
The Redbook is a pocket-sized record book that contains more than 100 pages to record calving activity, herd health, pasture usage, cattle inventory, AI breeding and sales, plus a date book and notes section. The book also includes Beef Quality Assurance national guidelines and proper injection technique information.

The Redbook is a pocket-sized record book that contains more than 100 pages to record calving activity, herd health, pasture usage, cattle inventory, AI breeding and sales, plus a date book and notes section. The book also includes Beef Quality Assurance national guidelines and proper injection technique information.

CENTENNIAL, Colo. — For more than 30 years, the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association has offered the annual Redbook to help cattle producers effectively and efficiently record their daily production efforts.

The pocket-sized booklet simplifies recordkeeping, which can enhance profitability and reduce stress levels. The 2025 edition of the Redbook is now available.

In addition to Beef Quality Assurance practices and proper injection technique information, the 2025 Redbook includes current information about the judicious use of antibiotics in cattle, fitness for transport and how to build a biosecurity plan.

The 2025 Redbook, developed by the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association, can be purchased online at https://store.ncba.org.

The 2025 Redbook, developed by the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association, can be purchased online at https://store.ncba.org.

There are more than 100 pages to record calving activity, herd health, pasture use, cattle inventory, body condition, cattle treatment, AI breeding records and more. It also contains a calendar and notes section.

Redbooks can be purchased online at https://store.ncba.org/ for $8 each, plus shipping. Customization, including adding a company logo on the cover, is available in quantities of 100 books or more.

For more information on custom orders, contact Grace Webb at 303-850-3443 or gwebb@beef.org.

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