K-State to develop vaccines for cattle, swine diseases with new
Two new grants at Kansas State University will be utilized to help protect global food supplies through the development of
End of era for cattle exporter SEALS
ONE of Australia’s longest standing cattle exporters, South East Asian Livestock Services (SEALS) has voluntarily surrendered its export license, drawing
Livestock and product downturn lowers Elders’ earnings outlook
AGRIBUSINESS Elders Limited has downgraded its earnings estimates for the financial year ending 30 September due to lower rural product
Feedgrain focus: Price moves mixed as south shapes up
PRICE moves for feedgrain were mixed and moderate last week as quality as well as yield prospects weighed on grower
Contrary production cycles mean Australia is increasingly valuable to JBS
WITH the US beef industry now descending into challenging times due to constricted livestock supply and rapidly climbing cattle prices,
Young cattle prices trend lower in smaller 10,500 head AuctionsPlus
These two even lines of 114 Droughtmaster cross EU-eligible steers 8-10 months averaging 270kg from Springsure, Central Queensland returned $991/head
This Week in Agribusiness, August 19, 2023
Part 1 Max Armstrong starts off the show with a field report from Gene Millard near St. Joseph, Mo.. Next,
Revenue feels good, but profit is what counts
Yesterday, my daughter skipped school to ride along to a cattle auction with me. We were selling some cattle coming
Gudmundsen Sandhills Laboratory Open House happening soon
The 24th annual University of Nebraska Gudmundsen Sandhills Laboratory (GSL) Open House will be held Wednesday, August 23. Speakers at
Consumer demand, high prices prompt cattle producer optimism
Optimism greeted beef cattle producers from around the country attending the recent Texas A&M Beef Cattle Short Course for two