While recent headlines suggesting changes in U.S. tariffs on South American beef imports are raising eyebrows and nudging markets, the fundamentals of supply and demand will remain intact for beef ...

U.S. cattle farmers have faced significant challenges in recent years, from COVID-19-related supply chain disruptions, low ...

Smaller cattle herds and strong consumer demand have caused beef prices to rise by as much as 15% during the past year. This ...

Cattle farmers and processors in Michigan are benefiting greatly from high beef prices, but many are conflicted after ...

Grains ended higher on Thursday with livestock mostly lower except nearby live cattle futures. Soybeans Hit New Highs for the Move Soybeans futures hit new highs for the move on Thursday as Greg ...

The United States and European Union have pledged another way to tackle climate change, and it could have a direct impact on agriculture. The pledge is to reduce methane emissions by at least 30% by ...

Ranchers are actually “grass farmers” because that’s the crop we actually grow, and market the grass through our cattle. If we can grow more grass with less input cost, this will help our bottom line, ...

The U.S. is now sitting at the same level of cattle inventory seen in the early to mid-1950s, even as the nation’s population ...

U.S. Congressman Bruce Westerman (AR-R) recently visited with ranchers at Davis Feed in Ashdown to discuss President Donald Trump's plan and the effect it’s had on cattle prices. He says producers ...

For the sixth consecutive year, the United States cattle herd started the year smaller at 86.6 million head in January, down more than 495,000 head from the previous January, according to the January ...

Though preg checking does cost upfront, the results allow ranchers to make decisions that can help them financially.