Funding to help Michigan emergency personnel with livestock
The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development is furthering its partnership with Michigan State University Extension by helping to
Annual investment in Ag R&D holds firm at $2.3 billion
Acting Executive Director of ABARES David Galeano said while this figure was slightly lower than the previous year’s $2.35 billion,
How a broken neck transformed the Reinkes’ land management
Neil and Jan-Adele Reinke. Photo: Anna Hughes FOR Neil and Jan-Adele Reinke, a freak horse accident resulting in a broken
Ag net zero plan sees major push for ‘climate neutral’
AGRICULTURAL groups have made a big push for recognition of the short-lived nature of livestock methane emissions in the Federal
Dalby sale 14 Feb 2024: Prices ease with large supply
Yarding 6557 Change -671 The supply of stock at Dalby reduced by 671 head however still remained the highest in
Shipping rates rise sharply in response to Red Sea Crisis
THE global shipping industry has experienced a significant surge in rates over the past couple of months, as a result
Effects of steam-flaked corn, WDGS on finishing beef steers
Accurate energy estimates of cattle feeds are critical to allowing beef industry professionals to formulate the best, most cost-effective diets
Cost pressures in the cattle sector
By Matthew Diersen, South Dakota State University In early February, USDA’s Economic Research Service (ERS) estimated lower returns for the
USDA announces New Working Lands Climate Corps partnership
U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Deputy Secretary for Agriculture Xochitl Torres Small and Undersecretary for Farm Production and Conservation Robert
Farm Progress America, February 14, 2024
Mike Pearson tells us how the long running dispute between the USA and Mexico over GMO corn will likely be