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Alloura Angus bulls near 100pc clearance | The Land

Described as a cracking son of the elite marbling bull, Alloura Get Cracking G10, Alloura Resolute R77 is a stand out. He has flashy good looks and data that’s sure to impress. Alloura Resolute R77 has EBV’s in the top 25pc for weaning weight, top 10pc for maternal fertility (DTC) and super carcase quality with […]

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July Report Shows Declining Cattle Inventories

Last week USDA published the July Cattle Inventory, which showed lower year-over-year inventories for most reported categories. While inventories posted a year-over-year decline, NASS estimates were higher than pre-report expectations, with analysts expecting larger decreases in cattle numbers. The full report is available on the USDA-NASS website. Related: When should hay be tested? Total cattle inventories […]

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Verility closes on $3.5 million Series A funding for Fertile-Eyez

Verility Inc., led by co-founder and CEO Liane Hart, has closed Series A funding worth $3.5 million. The round was led by Mountain Group Partners of Nashville, Tennessee, and includes a previous investment from Purdue Foundry. Verility has created a global platform called Fertile-Eyez that provides fertility analysis products that enable livestock producers and breeders to […]

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USDA extends ERP deadline | Beef Magazine

The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced that it will indefinitely extend the deadline for producers to return the pre-filled applications for Phase One of the Emergency Relief Program. A new deadline will be announced after the last Phase One applications are mailed and will be at least 30 days following the mailing.   Continuing to build on […]

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Ag workforce training gets $14M boost

USDA announced an additional investment of more than $14 million to support agricultural workforce training in historically underserved communities that will increase the resilience of the U.S. meat and poultry processing sector. The funds were allocated under the American Rescue Plan to strengthen the nation’s food supply chain by promoting fair and competitive agricultural markets. […]

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When should hay be tested?

Beef producers who know the nutrient profile of the hay they are feeding their herds are better able to match the right supplement strategy to meet the needs of the cow, said the Kansas State University Beef Cattle Institute experts on a recent Cattle Chat podcast. “For a dry cow, the nutrient needs are much […]

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