July USDA Reports in One Place
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Get the Biannual Cattle and Calves, Cattle On Feed Report, and Livestock Slaughter Report in one place!
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U.S. Department of Agriculture announced a substantial boost to domestic timber production across Oregon and Nevada in an attempt to improve forest health and support timber businesses in the West.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture plans to begin lifting its suspension on Mexican cattle imports by reopening the Douglas, Arizona, port of entry in about 30 days, according to Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins in an interview with The Wall Street Journal. Two additional ports in New Mexico are expected to reopen later.
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Wyoming ranchers are struggling with an existential problem out of their control. Hay has become harder to find, harder to grow, and more expensive to buy. Some say this will hasten the end of family farms and ranches that can’t afford to feed their animals.
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With cattle prices at historical highs, few investments carry more weight for a cow-calf operation than the decision to add replacement females. A producer has several options: they can buy a bred heifer to add to their herd or retain and develop a heifer calf of their own, delaying her first calf by a year for a lower upfront cost.
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Watch: Morano on Fox on Europe retreating from meat & cow emission restrictions: ‘This is one of the most significant developments in two decades’ – EU now rejecting push to eat insects & lab grown meat & instead is promoting livestock as ‘critical infrastructure,’ an ‘asset’ critical to ‘food security’
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Dr. Peel shares an update regarding current trends in the export beef market amid the largest shortage of cattle in the last 71 years.
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U.S. President Donald Trump placed new 50 per cent tariffs on hundreds of Canadian exports Monday, impacting almost everything and violating the current CUSMA agreement.
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Following USDA' Secretary Brooke Rollins' announcement in March, companies are starting to adopt the new label as part of their marketing efforts to promote beef raised and processed in the U.S. Read below to see who is the latest to use the label under the new program.
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Following the July 15 USDA announcement by Secretary Brooke Rollins during a meeting with the National Corn Growers Association that a necessary review of the current National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) is due for a modernization highlights the growing frustration across commodities, acreage, and inventory reports about the accuracy of data being reported by the organization.
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With the arrival of warmer weather, descriptions of an intense tick season are circulating among communities and agricultural circles alike. To separate myth from fact, Farm Director KC Sheperd sat down with Dr. Jonathan Cammack, an entomology expert from Oklahoma State University, to discuss what is driving current tick dynamics, the expanding footprint of specific species, and essential precautions for people and livestock.
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To advance the Trump administration’s actions to safeguard American agriculture, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration today issued an Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) for Ivermectin Liquid for Horses (ivermectin oral solution) for the short-term prevention of New World screwworm (NWS) infestations (myiasis) in horses. The product is authorized for use when administered within 24 hours of birth or at the time of initial wound care. Ivermectin Liquid for Horses is not for use in species other than horses.
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New research examines what wolves are eating, how livestock respond to their presence Two new studies examining gray wolves in California paint a complex picture of life on California’s ranching landscapes: wolves eat cattle more than anything else and the presence of the predators causes significant stress among livestock.
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California ranchers sick of watching blood-thirsty wolves ravage their herds are demanding the right to blast the predators with pepper balls as Republican lawmakers are fighting what they call overly restrictive state laws on protected species.
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When Jace Thompson first began his auctioneering career, he quietly set a lofty goal. He didn’t publicize it, but he wanted to prove to himself that he could stick to something, refine his craft and ultimately become the best in the world.
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