Cotton seed fuels case for feed yards at Kununurra
COTTON seed may be a by-product of the expanding northern cotton industry but it could create even more economic value
Is the current cattle price decline as alarming as it
ANYBODY looking at today’s Eastern Young Cattle Indicator graph, plotting prices for the past 12 months, might assume the world
Minnesota Nutrition Conference set for Sept. 21-22 in Mankato
The Minnesota Nutrition Conference will be held Sept. 21-22 at the Mayo Clinic Health System Event Center in Mankato, Minnesota. Now in its
Could high temperatures, drought hammer 2022 corn, soybeans?
Each spring USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics Services releases a forecast that is basically U.S. farmers’ best guess of how many
Anaplasmosis in cattle | Beef Magazine
Anaplasmosis is a common disease in cattle with worldwide distribution. The disease is regularly found in cattle in the state of
The importance of testing hay quality
With hay season in full swing, now is the time to consider the quality and quantity of your inventory. When
Drought impacts Advancing Rapidly | Beef Magazine
The July Cattle Report confirmed that the cumulative effects of drought that past two years have accelerated liquidation of the
Port of Oakland shutdown a major roadblock for U.S. red
Protesters last week shut down operations at the Port of Oakland over a new trucking regulation that would limit independent operators. The
Farm Progress America, July 25, 2022
Max Armstrong shares insight on a report noting that to recover healthy salmon populations one or more Snake River dams
FMD and LSD could mean a $1b hit to regional
A NEW report has forecast an outbreak of Foot and Mouth or Lumpy Skin disease to impact almost 34,000 regional