Arrowquip Cattle Equipment-USA

06/18/2026

06/18/2026

🎙️ Episode 2 of Ask Steve is now live on YouTube.

Most ranch injuries happen at the chute.

Before your next processing day, hear Steve's thoughts on head control, chute safety, and the upgrades that can make the difference between a productive day and a trip to the ER.

Full episode here: http://brnw.ch/21x3iBp

06/12/2026

🚨 Rancher Alert: USDA Confirms Additional New World Screwworm Cases

The USDA has confirmed additional cases of New World Screwworm (NWS), bringing the total number of confirmed U.S. cases to five. Recent detections in Texas and New Mexico have involved cattle, goats, and even a dog.

Why does this matter?

New World Screwworm larvae feed on living tissue, causing painful wounds that can lead to severe injury, infection, and even death if left untreated.

🔍 Ranchers should be closely inspecting:
✔ Wounds and injuries
✔ Newborn calf navels
✔ Branding sites
✔ Castration and surgical areas
✔ Any unusual signs of irritation or infection

The USDA has announced a $100 million initiative to strengthen surveillance, research, and control efforts as officials work to contain the outbreak.

Early detection is critical. Regular herd checks can help protect your livestock and prevent further spread.

Source Links:https://brnw.ch/21x3eN1

06/12/2026

Some things just look right on the road. 🇺🇸

A trailer full of Arrowquip equipment, a big American flag, and another day helping ranchers get the job done.

This photo comes to us from Mike Garner Hay & Livestock Equipment in Maryland, one of our trusted dealers helping producers find the right cattle handling solutions for their operation.

Whether it's headed to a family farm, ranch, or feedlot, every Arrowquip system is built with one goal in mind: helping ranchers work safer, faster, and with less stress.

Shoutout Mike Garner Hay & Livestock Equipment for sharing this great shot and for supporting cattle producers across Maryland and beyond.

06/12/2026

Your for June 8, 2026.

A quick look at cattle market prices, feeder trends, and livestock and crop prices. Here's where things stand this week.

06/07/2026

A better cattle handling setup doesn't just make work easier. It can improve safety, reduce stress on cattle, and save valuable time on the ranch.

When your facilities are designed to work with cattle behavior, cattle flow more naturally through the system. That means fewer bottlenecks, less frustration for handlers, and a calmer experience for the herd.

Experts continue to emphasize the importance of low stress handling, proper facility layout, and equipment designed to support both animal welfare and ranch efficiency. Whether you're processing calves, sorting cows, or working cattle through the chute, the right setup can make all the difference.

What is one improvement you've made to your cattle handling system that has paid off the most?

Read the full article: https://brnw.ch/21x37iS