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Cattle and bison imports from Mexico resume under new protocol

Cattle and bison imports from Mexico resume under new protocol

Protocols ensure safe movement of animals while mitigating threat of New World Screwworm.

This Week in Agribusiness: Feb. 1, 2025

This Week in Agribusiness: Feb. 1, 2025

This Week in Agribusiness examines the Corporate Transparency ACT as it stands. Talks with Pedro Dejneka about the grain markets including the upcoming Brazil soybean harvest and he learns a little about Pulse crops and finds out how farmers can prepare for planting season now.

New BEEF cowherd genetics survey

New BEEF cowherd genetics survey

Our 2024 survey results reveal information for both cow-calf producers and seedstock suppliers around the U.S.

Opportunities abound in the cattle markets

Opportunities abound in the cattle markets

Do the math when buying and selling cattle at the sales, it matters in the bottom line.

Winter hay troubles

Winter hay troubles

Risks like grass tetany and nitrate poisoning highlight the importance of testing and managing forage quality to ensure livestock health during the winter.

New automated sprouted grain feed mill will produce cattle feed supplements

New automated sprouted grain feed mill will produce cattle feed supplements

Forever Feed Technologies Innovation Center in California grows ASG to supplement dairy and beef cattle feed using significantly less water than field-grown alfalfa.

Virbac adds respiratory and reproductive vaccines to lineup

Virbac adds respiratory and reproductive vaccines to lineup

Four BOVIGEN™ Platinum Vaccines help protect cattle against common challenges.

Johnson joins AHA as commercial marketing representative

Johnson joins AHA as commercial marketing representative

Trevor Johnson, Centerville, S.D., joined the AHA as a commercial marketing representative on Jan. 2.

2025 Angus Foundation scholarship applications open February 1

2025 Angus Foundation scholarship applications open February 1

Youth can apply for Angus Foundation scholarships until May 1.

Cattle care during prolonged extreme cold

Cattle care during prolonged extreme cold

Cold weather has moved into Missouri quickly, with no plans of leaving soon, according to forecasts.