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Farm Progress America, October 28, 2024

Farm Progress America, October 28, 2024

Mike Pearson takes a look at the USDA dietary recommendations and who is not happy about them.

Top or upside breakout?

Top or upside breakout?

Supply side evidence shows no shortage of fed cattle.

Fewer cattle, more beef?

Fewer cattle, more beef?

Despite declining cattle inventories, 2024 beef production is expected to exceed 2023 levels.

Alltech welcomes Dr. Sebastian Mejia Turcios to its U.S. beef team

Alltech welcomes Dr. Sebastian Mejia Turcios to its U.S. beef team

Mejia Turcios will focus on bilingual training, coaching, and retention strategies.

New herbicide controls pasture weeds, preserves valuable white clover and more

New herbicide controls pasture weeds, preserves valuable white clover and more

Pasture herbicide From Corteva Agriscience meets long-standing need for producers.

Dingus recognized with Friend of the Beef Reproduction Task Force Award

Dingus recognized with Friend of the Beef Reproduction Task Force Award

Boyd Dingus participated in the first meeting that established a partnership between industry and academia twenty years ago.

Harris makes new push for rural voters

Harris makes new push for rural voters

Campaign announces record ad investment targeting rural voters.

Farm Progress America, October 25, 2024

Farm Progress America, October 25, 2024

Mike Pearson takes a look at the crop progress south of the equator as planters start to roll there.

Chip stands to revolutionize possibilities in animal breeding and production

Chip stands to revolutionize possibilities in animal breeding and production

Live Stream Thursday, October 31 at 1 PM CT - Dr. Clotilde Patry of Eliance and PhD candidate Adrian Lopez-Catalina join us to talk about a new chip for cattle.

Test, don’t guess: sampling and testing hay

Test, don’t guess: sampling and testing hay

Accurately sampling and testing hay is the only way to get a real understanding of the nutritive value of feed.