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This Week in Agribusiness, September 28, 2024

This Week in Agribusiness, September 28, 2024

Possible dock strike, markets, spray drones, and more featured this week.

Majority of House Republicans call for farm bill passage

Majority of House Republicans call for farm bill passage

Legislative Watch: Options to vote in lame duck session; Ag groups urge Biden to prevent looming port strike; USDA launches initiative to help distressed farm and ranch borrowers.

New vaccine technology may offer new solution

New vaccine technology may offer new solution

Each year BRD alone costs the US cattle industry upwards of $1 billion. As we hear today, a new tool for producers’ toolboxes may be on the horizon.

Don’t buy ‘em books about the cattle market

Don’t buy ‘em books about the cattle market

An education is not just in the books. The education is finding a way to make a profit in the market.

Texas A&M AgriLife modernizes cattle producer financial tool

Texas A&M AgriLife modernizes cattle producer financial tool

Improvements will allow for easier and better data collection and analysis.

Cancel the bullish whiplash effect

Cancel the bullish whiplash effect

It appears that any ideas toward herd expansion are on hold.

Climate-smart grazing: study shows how weather mitigates nitrogen runoff

Climate-smart grazing: study shows how weather mitigates nitrogen runoff

Producers should consider weather when making decisions about stocking rates, grazing continuity.

Hardcore Carnivore Jess Pryles to speak at 2024 California Cattlemen’s Convention

Hardcore Carnivore Jess Pryles to speak at 2024 California Cattlemen’s Convention

The 108th Annual CCA & CCW Convention will occur Dec. 4 – 6 in Reno.

Forestry legislation backed by NCBA and PLC passes U.S. House

Forestry legislation backed by NCBA and PLC passes U.S. House

Bill supports land management of nation’s forests.

Animal agriculture leaders gather to discuss antimicrobial resistance

Animal agriculture leaders gather to discuss antimicrobial resistance

Leaders across the food animal system met with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.