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The new executive order by President sets up reciprocal tariffs on imports to mitigate the U.S. trade deficit, exempting USMCA-related trade items.

A new House bill offers farmers help in protecting livestock from growing black vulture threats by easing outdated laws and simplifying action through annual reporting.

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Analysis of cattle market trends in Tennessee uncovers significant price discrepancies between steers, bulls, and value-added cattle, informing better management decisions.

Over the 14-month period evaluated, 525-pound bull calves were discounted $88 per head compared to same weight steers while 625-pound bull calves were discounted $125 per head compared to same weight steers.

Pork producers’ commitment to caring for pigs, people and the planet has always been at the forefront of our industry. This Earth Month, protect your freedom to operate and honor our commitment to people, planet, and pigs with a Pork Cares Farm Impact Report.

U.S. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins recently toured Iowa’s agricultural heartland, including a key visit to a hog operation where she met with leaders from the National Pork Producers Council (NPPC).

A new study commissioned by a coalition of agriculture and export groups warns that proposed U.S. port fees targeting Chinese-built or operated cargo ships could deliver a heavy blow to American meat exports, including pork.

February exports of U.S. pork were moderately lower than a year ago, despite continued success in Mexico and Central America, according to data released by USDA and compiled by the U.S. Meat Export Federation (USMEF). February beef exports were also below last year after trending higher in January, while lamb muscle cut exports posted a

The U.S. Pork Industry’s 2025 We Care® Sustainability Report showcases progress, highlights milestones and represents the everyday efforts of real pig farmers who are making a real difference.