Beef cattle outlook supports higher prices
Glynn Tonsor told attendees at the Kansas State University Beef Stocker Field Day Sept. 28 if they take away two
Pests and weeds on the rise
The third national survey of pests and weeds shows 85 percent land managers spent on average around $21,950 in 2022
Weekly rainfall update + rainfall outlook 10 October 2023
A strong cold front and a low pressure system with an associated rainband impacted southern and south-eastern Australia during the
Reloaded cattle enroute to Indonesia from Darwin
More than 2000 cattle that were aboard a vessel that experienced an engine room fire soon after departing Darwin last
Weekly kill: Grid price slide marches on
MOST direct consignment slaughter cattle grids continued their downwards trajectory this week, pushing prices into realms unseen since 2015. Many
Kimberley Pilbara Cattlemen’s Conference bound for Broome
Among the speakers at this year’s KPCA conference are (clockwise from top left) Jackie Jarvis, Adam Coffey, Bradd Witt, Brad
Meat Institute releases 2023 meat sector improvement report
In the second year of the meat sector’s pioneering data collection and reporting on five key focus areas for continuous
More lawmakers push to kill EATS Act
Sixteen House Republicans are calling on Congress to oppose the Ending Agricultural Trade Suppression Act, commonly known as the EATS
Iowa Beef Center hosting for the inaugural Genetic Symposium
The importance of genetics in making decisions for your operation cannot be overstated. A new event offered by Iowa Beef
Mexico fuels August pork exports; modest rebound for beef
August exports of U.S. pork were steady year-over-year, led by another tremendous performance in Mexico, according to data released by