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NCBA lays out policy priorities

NCBA lays out policy priorities

Group decries radical animal activists and reaffirms commitment to protecting family farms and ranches.

USDA cattle inventory numbers show further decline

USDA cattle inventory numbers show further decline

As expected, report reveals beef herd rebuilding has not commenced.

Beef and cattle market outlook for 2024

Beef and cattle market outlook for 2024

Live Stream Friday, February 2 at 10 am CT - Lance Zimmerman of Rabobank joins us from the National Cattlemen’s Beef Assn. trade show to share his insight in the cattle and beef market in 2024

Merck announces new nozzles and shields for intranasal cattle vaccines

Merck announces new nozzles and shields for intranasal cattle vaccines

CleanVax intranasal vaccination system includes shorter nozzles that are less invasive.

Legislation seeks to ensure fair labels on ‘imitation’ meat

Legislation seeks to ensure fair labels on ‘imitation’ meat

FAIR Labels Act would require alternative meat products be labeled as “imitation” or “lab-grown.”

Farm Progress America, January 30, 2024

Farm Progress America, January 30, 2024

Mike Pearson takes a look at Archer Daniels Midland's stock price decrease recently.

Plan now to manage 2024 forage costs

Plan now to manage 2024 forage costs

Producers can minimize annual feed costs by managing for maximum grazing.

Purdue to host second antimicrobial resistance conference

Purdue to host second antimicrobial resistance conference

Keynote speakers are Noelle Noyes, Paul Plummer and Elizabeth Dodds Ashley.

New technology could sharply reduce cost of cultivated meat production

New technology could sharply reduce cost of cultivated meat production

Researchers engineer beef muscle cells to produce their own growth signals.

Lee Bjorklund honored as Red Angus Herdsman of the Year

Lee Bjorklund honored as Red Angus Herdsman of the Year

Bjorklund is the sixth generation to operate BJ Farms.