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July/August 2026 edition of BEEF available
Where carcass variability creates problems; PLUS: Embryo transfer info; adding value and reputation; and heat stress in the cow herd.
August 11, 2026 - BEEF Staff
July 30, 2026
Cattle futures end two-week losing streak
Live cattle August contracts rose $2.65 last week, ending a prolonged downturn. Cash trade fell to $230-$231 per cwt, down $7-$8 from prior week.
July 30, 2026
Utah ranch transforms invasive wetland threat into sustainable grazing solution
The success of the approach being taken by the Ferry family demonstrates how innovative agricultural practices can align economic and environmental interests.
July 30, 2026
USDA investing $25M for new Arizona sterile fly dispersal facility
Rollins visits Douglas port of entry to highlight readiness ahead of port reopening to cattle trade and continued screwworm response.
July 29, 2026
As fall approaches, UADA experts urge cattle farmers to consider cool-season grasses
University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture experts are urging the state’s pasture managers to gear up for winter by planting cool-season grasses in the fall.
July 28, 2026
Research reveals grazing management’s impact on ranch productivity, soil health
A five-year multi-state study challenges conventional wisdom on livestock management while demonstrating gains in both ecological health and economic viability.
July 28, 2026
Carlos Jimenez joins SSMC as CowManager sales manager
Animal production engineer will support development and delivery of CowManager systems for customers in California.
July 28, 2026
Study explores why wounds and foul odors attract screwworms
Team hopes to figure out what attracts the fly to bacterial chemical smells to develop better lures.
July 28, 2026
808 Ranch names Jared Wareham VP of Ag Operations
Veteran ag leader to help drive long-term growth for fourth-generation Black Angus operation.
July 28, 2026
Secretary Rollins expands rural small business opportunities
New Cooperative Interstate Shipment program for meat processors with the addition of Georgia.
Clark County Feeders is a BQA Certified 655-acre feed yard and grain storage facility specializing in beef cattle custom feeding and grain purchase, storage and sales.
