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Do better prices mean more risk for the beef sector?

Do better prices mean more risk for the beef sector?

In this episode of the BEEF Banter podcast, we dig into the beef market, demand for beef, the war on fat, MAHA and the latest cattle health challenges to face ranchers.

Americans shrug off high beef prices

Americans shrug off high beef prices

Despite record-high prices, demand for protein is soaring, and “beef remains king,” analyst says.

August Cattle on Feed report tracks close to expectations

August Cattle on Feed report tracks close to expectations

Feedlot inventories reached 10.922 million head on August 1, with July placements and marketings both trailing last year but largely matching pre-report estimates.

Tips for selecting a hay core sampler

Tips for selecting a hay core sampler

Accurate forage testing starts with how you collect the sample.

Farm Progress America, Aug. 25, 2025

Farm Progress America, Aug. 25, 2025

Mike Pearson takes a look at manure safety precautions after an incident in Colorado.

The case against corner crossing

The case against corner crossing

One of the most contentious land access issues appears to be headed to the U.S. Supreme Court.

Where’s the fat?

Where’s the fat?

Revisiting the beef industry’s war on fat.

Brucellosis found in Montana cowherd

Brucellosis found in Montana cowherd

The affected animal was confirmed in Montana’s designated brucellosis surveillance near Yellowstone Park.

Late summer is prime time for pasture renovation

Late summer is prime time for pasture renovation

Cool-season forages establish best in mid-August to early September, giving livestock producers a chance to boost pasture productivity, extend grazing days, and cut feed costs.

Importance of clean water in cattle production

Importance of clean water in cattle production

K-State beef cattle experts emphasize the importance of clean, high-quality water in managing livestock.