Variety Meat Exports Provide Value to the U.S. Beef Industry
The imposition of tariffs could affect international demand for beef variety meat products.
Variety Meat Exports Provide Value to the U.S. Beef Industry Read More »
The imposition of tariffs could affect international demand for beef variety meat products.
Variety Meat Exports Provide Value to the U.S. Beef Industry Read More »
The latest U.S. Cattle on Feed Report suggests a potential increase in herd sizes, influenced by reduced cattle placements and heightened market optimism.
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A new USDA report indicates a minor decrease in the US hog population with projections for upcoming breeding and farrowing periods.
Minor Decline in U.S. Hog Counts Reported Read More »
A USDA hogs and pigs report Thursday showed the March 1 total national inventory, breeding herd, and the number of hogs kept for marketing all below the year-ago level. The inventory of all hogs and pigs on American farms at the beginning of the month was pegged at 74.512 million head, down slightly from 74.691
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Dairyland farmers sold $6.2 billion in dairy products in 2023, followed by $3 billion in meat sales.
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It definitely feels like spring is here, and it is time to think about planting as the sun shines and my thermometer has risen to 63°F today.
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Jenifer Fenton and Jason Rowntree are exploring ways to authenticate grass-finished beef based on its nutritional profile.
Trailblazers receive in-depth training to become expert communicators, excel in media interviews and understand how to build confidence in beef-related practices when talking to consumers.
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Once mature, the cattle will be sold to feedlots. But before they change ownership, typically at a sale barn, Farr must pay a brand inspector. She is charged one dollar per head of cattle inspected.
Placements during February dropped sharply, down 18 percent from February 2024.
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