USDA proposes revisions to red meat instrument grading procedures
The USDA’s Agricultural Marketing Service is seeking comments on its procedures related to the use of instrument technology in the official
Stabenow will not seek re-election
Senator Debbie Stabenow, D-Mich., announced today that she will not seek re-election and will leave the U.S. Senate at the
Strong counter-seasonal market | Beef Magazine
The last several weeks of 2022 and this first week in 2023 have seen two substantial storms – delaying holiday
Farm Progress America, January 5, 2023
Max Armstrong discusses medicines used for humans and livestock to prevent and treat diseases. But the challenge of resistance is
Burned barbed wire fence can still be usable
By Kay Ledbetter, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service While the total cost of the damage caused by wildfires that consumed
Esteban sworn in as Under Secretary for Food Safety
After more than a year of waiting, Jose Emilio Esteban was sworn in as the new USDA Under Secretary for
Beef and dairy industries must cooperate for success
I’ve been in the dairy business all my life. My parents, Pat and Peggy, launched Sustaire Dairy here in Winnsboro,
Nutreco’s Micronutrients rebrands as Selko
Micronutrients, Nutreco’s U.S.-based feed additive company, is rebranding as Selko, effective January 2023. The change streamlines the portfolio of specialty
Cattle markets in 2023 and cattle on feed update
The optimism surrounding cattle markets at the start of this year is the highest since 2014-2015. Cattle supplies tightened in
Farm Progress America, January 4, 2023
Max Armstrong reports on the importance of freight railroads to agriculture. The labor matters impacting this industry highlighted challenges faced