What does Western Livestock Journal do?

The Western Livestock Journal is a weekly newspaper focused on the livestock industry, founded in 1922 by Nelson R. Crow. Based in Greenwood Village, Colorado, it is recognized as a leading source of livestock news for professional producers across the U.S. The publication employs between 11 to 20 people and releases 52 issues annually, along with special features. As a multi-platform media publisher, the Western Livestock Journal offers both print and digital formats. It provides a weekly print edition and an online resource. In addition to the main publication, it produces several complementary publications, including the Northwest American Bull Guide, the Commercial Cattle Issue, and Properties Ranch & Home magazine. The content covers a range of topics, including livestock market reports, animal health research, and management techniques, with a strong emphasis on the beef industry and related policies. Subscriptions are available at a rate of $55 per year, with options for free online access or paid print delivery.