Farm Progress America, August 10, 2023
Mike Pearson says drones have been around for 40 years now. The first one was a crop duster built by
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U.S. Senate establishes Veterinary Medicine Caucus
The U.S. Senate has established a Veterinary Medicine Caucus for the first time in its history. The caucus, which will
Meat processing plants grow with local consumer demand
As more consumers seek locally sourced products to connect with the land, many farmers and ranchers are stepping up to
Impressive first half for U.S. pork exports, beef exports lower
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Great divide between beef industry and consumers on sustainability?
The “great divide” between beef producers and the consumers who enjoy their product, may not be so great, after all.
State leaders advocate for Nebraska cattle producers following heat event
A trifecta of extreme temperatures, high humidity and lack of air movement over the course of several days recently impacted
Will carbon credits be needed for future cattle market access?
WITH some of the beef industry’s biggest supply chains committing to rapidly reducing emissions in the coming decades, the idea
Opinion: landholders in danger of being relegated to the bottom
I recently attended an event focused on carbon and environmental markets billed as a forum at the cutting edge of
Are there compensatory gain opportunities ahead in young cattle for
Among larger lines sold on AuctionsPlus recently, these 240 Santa cross heifers in store condition averaging 171kg from Adavale, far