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NCBA notches legal victory protecting cattle producers from overreaching emissions regulations

NCBA notches legal victory protecting cattle producers from overreaching emissions regulations

Federal court upholds exemptions that shield family farms and ranches from complex reporting under environmental laws designed for industrial chemicals.

Farm Progress America, August 12, 2025

Farm Progress America, August 12, 2025

Mike Pearson takes a look at how tractors without emissions systems are leading the way at auctions and how emissions on new tractors may be changing.

Value beyond price tags: Finding hidden profits in today’s cattle market

Value beyond price tags: Finding hidden profits in today’s cattle market

Record cattle prices mask the real opportunity: Understanding Value of Gain relationships in a $3 corn, $3-6 cattle market.

Beef prices remain high

Beef prices remain high

Reduced supply amid strong demand means consumers pay more at the meat case.

11 ways that EID tags can help you and your ranch records

11 ways that EID tags can help you and your ranch records

RFID ear tags help you connect the dots.

Farm Progress America, August 11, 2025

Farm Progress America, August 11, 2025

Mike Pearson takes a look at the surging import of beef from countries like Brazil, but how will the increased tariffs impact it.

Receiving management matters

Receiving management matters

Proper receiving management reduces stress and boosts performance in cattle.

FFA Chapter Tribute: Brent DeSaegher

FFA Chapter Tribute: Brent DeSaegher

Mike Pearson talks with Brent DeSaegher about his goals while serving as the Michigan State FFA President.

New partnership to advance RNA vaccines for livestock

New partnership to advance RNA vaccines for livestock

Pirbright and CPI will share expertise and evaluate RNA vaccine candidates for use in livestock, with potential to inform human vaccine development.

With limited heifer retention, beef cow slaughter will be the inventory driver for the rest of 2025

With limited heifer retention, beef cow slaughter will be the inventory driver for the rest of 2025

Despite lower beef cow slaughter rates in 2025, historically low heifer retention suggests only a slight increase in herd size heading into 2026.