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Gelbvieh Ring of Gold champions named

Gelbvieh Ring of Gold champions named

Top Gelbvieh and Balancer cattle recognized in the 2024–2025 Ring of Gold show circuit.

May/June 2025 edition of BEEF available

May/June 2025 edition of BEEF available

What's the strong basis telling us? Developing a hay strategy, assessing CRP and bunk space allotment.

Farm Progress America, June 10, 2025

Farm Progress America, June 10, 2025

Mike Pearson looks at an incident in Missouri where a fake press release indicated Screwworm had been found in cattle there and the implications.

Bolivia, Brazil certified FMD-free without vaccination

Bolivia, Brazil certified FMD-free without vaccination

With this achievement, over 80% of cattle in the Americas now fall under the FMD-free without vaccination category.

The People Pyramid: Why your inner circle determines your success

The People Pyramid: Why your inner circle determines your success

From an incomplete inventory triangle to a revolutionary business model, one agricultural marketer's journey reveals the most overlooked asset in ranching success—the people you surround yourself with.

Beef’s competitiveness better than ever

Beef’s competitiveness better than ever

Consumers continue to choose beef, despite prices reaching record highs.

De La Cruz bill protects Texas livestock from screwworm

De La Cruz bill protects Texas livestock from screwworm

New World Screwworm Preparedness Act directs USDA secretary to study and report strategies for enhanced outbreak preparedness and response.

RAAA welcomes three new staff members

RAAA welcomes three new staff members

RAAA welcomes Jaeden Schneider as membership and accounts receivable specialist, and Elizabeth Caskey and Jesse Henson as commercial marketing specialists.

Farm Progress America, June 9, 2025

Farm Progress America, June 9, 2025

Mike Pearson takes a look at legislation that may put whole milk and 2 percent back into the school lunch program.

Beef imports: Truth vs truthiness

Beef imports: Truth vs truthiness

Despite a sharp drop in non-fed beef production, rising imports aren’t hurting U.S. producers; they’re filling gaps and supporting strong cull prices.