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EPISODE · Dec 16, 2025 · 16 MIN

Breeding Strategies That Win in 2026

from The Cattle Coach Show · host Kolten Thigpen

Cattle Coach Academy: https://www.cattle-coach.comShould you breed for the quick dollar or breed for the future? In this episode Kolten Thigpen walks through the tradeoffs every breeder faces — short‑term profit, long‑term genetics, how to use line breeding and outcrossing intentionally, and a practical checklist for mating decisions that protect your herd’s future.What you’ll learn in this episodeWhy “breeding for the dollar” can lock you into a cornerThe power of heterosis vs. the benefits of homozygosity (consistency)How to balance quick profit matings with future herd developmentWhen linebreeding works — and when it becomes harmful inbreedingPractical due‑diligence: what to look at when you go see a bull in personOne short piece of advice that ties it all together: “Breed them how you like them.”Subscribe for weekly episodes & cattle business tips: If this episode helped you:Hit Like — it helps other breeders find this contentComment below: What mating are you debating right now? Tell us the scenario and we’ll weigh in.Share this with a friend who’s breeding for the quick dollar — they need to hear this.#CattleCoach #Breeding #Heterosis #Linebreeding #CattleBusiness #ShowCattle

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