Wolf depredations spike in NorCal county
The southern migration of gray wolves from Oregon has hit one of California’s northernmost counties the hardest. In Siskiyou County,
Do you have mold and mycotoxins in your silage?
The University of Nebraska-Lincoln typically suggest getting forage tested to determine nutrient content such as energy and protein. But with
Feeder cattle markets jump into December
Oklahoma feeder cattle auction prices jumped sharply the week after Thanksgiving. Calf prices, in particular, were $10-$15/cwt. higher and all classes
FDA releases biomass-adjusted antimicrobial sales data
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has launched an Interactive Summary of Biomass-Adjusted Antimicrobial Sales Data. The display applies a biomass
Key opportunities for protein demand in Africa
U.S. Meat Export Federation Africa Representative Matt Copeland was part of a recent USDA trade mission delegation visiting Kenya, and
Farm Progress America, December 5, 2022
Max Armstrong shares that USDA’s net farm income up 14%, which was higher than earlier projections by the agency. Income
Beef in short supply in 2023
With beef availability projected to decline sharply in 2023, and beef demand remaining on solid footing, cattle prices are almost
Hay shortage emerges after floods drown growing area
A SHORTAGE of high-quality hay has emerged across the country, with a combination of widespread flooding in prime growing areas
November beef exports lower, as market challenges return
DESPITE some of the largest weekly kills of the year during November, Australian beef exports continued to fall last month.
New guide launched to assist farm debt mediation
First Assistant Secretary of Farm Resilience, Melissa Brown, said the guide provides further national consistency by introducing a set of