Media
Relaxed restrictions for beef exports to Japan
Find out why the recent expansion of U.S. Beef imports to Japan will not likely be the money maker Louisiana cow/calf producers were hoping for.
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Cow-calf corner: Trichomoniasis
Glenn Selk interviews state veterinarian Rod Hall about Oklahoma's program to reduce trichomoniasis in bulls.
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GrainTV: Corn rallies, ends consecutive losses
Tune in to GrainTV to see Cody and Logan discuss spot basis change.
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Feeder cattle review: Red ink floods the market this week
Compared to last week, feeder cattle and calves sold 5.00-8.00 lower with many instances fully 10.00 lower on all classes and as much as 15.00 lower on lightweight stocker calves.
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Creative beef cutting
As beef-carcass weights get heavier, processors need to change the way they fabricate some cuts to provide appropriate portion sizes while retaining palatability and preferred cooking methods.
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GrainTV: Corn hits longest cold streak in five years
Tune in to GrainTV to see Brock and Logan discuss soybeans and corn export sales.
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NCBA accomplishments and challenges
At the Cattle Industry Convention in Tampa, outgoing NCBA president J.D. Alexander discusses the organization’s achievements over the past year and his plans for the future.
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GrainTV: Corn's streak lower stretches to 9 days
Tune in to GrainTV to see Brock and Logan discuss ethanol production.
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Outlook from Rabobank: Decline in Mexican cattle supplies
Rabo AgriFiance relationship manager Mathew McKamey describes the company’s business and market researcher Don Close summarizes a new report showing a significant decline in Mexican beef herds, resulting in fewer feeder cattle available for import to the United States.
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Ag must address looming water crisis
Paul Genho, PhD. discusses the nation’s critical water and the findings of a new report from the King Ranch Institute for Ranch Management.
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Everyday animal welfare
Beef producers have a proud history of animal husbandry, but can strive to continuously improve practices and protect animal welfare and beef quality.
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- U.S. cattle placements rise in April as feed costs subside
- Ag markets were mixed to start the new week
- Insects. They’re what’s for dinner!
- New school lunch beef recipes win approval from kids, foodservice
- Drought losses in Oklahoma top $400 million for 2012
- The relationship between retail gasoline prices and futures prices
