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Managing cattle across multiple pastures can be a smart way to make the most of available grazing ground. For larger operations, leased acreage, and rotational grazing setups, spreading cattle across different locations can help improve pasture utilization, reduce pressure on individual fields, and give ranchers more flexibility. But scattered herds bring a challenge: When it’s…

Fall works season is right around the corner, and for cattle producers, that means it’s time to get ready for one of the busiest stretches of the year. Pregnancy checking, sorting, processing, shipping, and moving cattle all require a well-planned setup. The right cattle handling equipment can make the difference between a smooth workday and…

As summer begins to wind down, cattle producers know one of the busiest seasons of the year is just around the corner. Weaning and preconditioning require careful planning, efficient cattle handling, and plenty of manpower. While these management practices are essential for raising healthier, more productive calves, they can also be one of the most…

In the heat of a Kansas summer, time is more than a convenience on the ranch. It’s a safety factor, a livestock management tool, and often the difference between a smooth workday and a stressful one. When temperatures climb and humidity settles in, every extra minute spent wrestling with equipment in the open sun adds…

Summer is one of the busiest seasons for cattle producers. From vaccinations and branding to sorting, transporting, and routine herd management, there is no shortage of work to be done. But as temperatures climb, working cattle becomes more challenging for both livestock and ranchers. Heat stress can impact cattle health, reduce weight gain, lower productivity,…

For ranchers managing large pastures, time, labor, and livestock stress are constant considerations. Traditional cattle handling often involves gathering herds and transporting them back to a central location for processing, whether that’s for vaccinations, sorting, branding, or health checks. While effective, this approach can be time-consuming, physically demanding, and stressful for both cattle and handlers.…

Spring brings renewed momentum to cattle operations. It’s a season of transition, and calving, pasture rotation, vaccinations, and herd management all demand your time and attention. At Linn Post & Pipe, we understand that efficiency isn’t just a convenience this time of year. It’s essential. That’s where the right equipment, especially portable corrals, can make…

At Linn Post & Pipe, we understand that no two operations look the same. A small family ranch has different needs than a large commercial feedyard. A hobby farm operates differently than a multi-location livestock business. That’s why Linn Post & Pipe offers more than one solution. From the dependable Bulldog Portable Corral, to the…

There’s nothing quite like meeting customers face-to-face, talking shop, and seeing how our products fit into real-world operations. Trade shows, farm expos, and fairs give us the chance to do just that, and 2026 is shaping up to be a busy year for Linn Post & Pipe. Our team will be traveling across the country…

At Linn Post & Pipe, we’ve always believed the best ideas come from the people who use our products every day: ranchers. That’s why when it came time to design our newest portable corral, we didn’t start with blueprints. We started with conversations. We listened to ranchers across the country who shared their challenges with…