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Beef fundamentals turning murky

Beef fundamentals turning murky

As the leverage shifts in favor of the feedlot and away from the packer, higher to sharply higher cash steer prices are likely.

Management strategies to reduce pink eye in cattle

Management strategies to reduce pink eye in cattle

Management strategies to reduce cattle herd pink eye issues.

Summer grazing

Summer grazing

K-State veterinarians recommend a variety of summer grazing management techniques to keep pastureland healthy and maximize its use.

Parsons selected as new Center for Agricultural Profitability director

Parsons selected as new Center for Agricultural Profitability director

Jay Parsons was selected in April as the new director of the Center for Agricultural Profitability at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.

Farm Progress America, May 30, 2024

Farm Progress America, May 30, 2024

Mike Pearson takes a look at how beef exports may play a big role in the bribery trial of New Jersey U.S. Senator Robert Menendez.

Fortiva aims to address livestock industry’s most challenging issues

Fortiva aims to address livestock industry’s most challenging issues

Formerly PMI Additives, firm is also launching several new technologies within the monogastric and ruminant spaces.

Teys USA appoints new President

Teys USA appoints new President

Raven Kropf has been named President as veteran business leader Brent Wolke retires.

Good biosecurity practices can help keep HPAI out of Iowa herds

Good biosecurity practices can help keep HPAI out of Iowa herds

Avian influenza (HPAI) has been confirmed in dairy cattle in nine states to date. Yet, so far, there are no confirmed positive herds in Iowa.

Nebraska team identifies new genetic defect impacting cattle morbidity and meat quality

Nebraska team identifies new genetic defect impacting cattle morbidity and meat quality

Researchers at the University of Nebraska — Lincoln have discovered a new defect in composite cattle that often caused physical collapse when they exercised, with some calves unable to recover.

Feedlot inventories below last year

Feedlot inventories below last year

The latest USDA Cattle on Feed report pegged May 1 feedlot inventories at 11.554 million head, down 0.9 percent from one year ago.