Fed cattle prices fall as heifer slaughter surges and China export concerns grow

Trey Freeman

Fed cattle and beef prices dipped amid record heifer slaughter and uncertainty over U.S. beef exports to China.

Ranch management students dive into real life production challenges

Clint Peck

Two of the Dan Scott program’s students were on hand at the recent Montana Livestock Forum and Nutrition Conference held in Bozeman to share their research findings.

Public financial sentiment matters when it comes to beef demand

Kansas State University

If the public is highly concerned about their finances, income stability is not enough in itself to support meat demand.

Market dynamics defy conventional wisdom in cattle industry, expert says

Doug Ferguson

A cattle market expert challenges conventional wisdom on herd rebuilding, depreciation theories, and market trends, offering insights on female cattle pricing and marketing strategies.

Are ionophores the key for managing coccidiosis in calves?

South Dakota State University

Ionophores are feed additives that improve cattle feed efficiency and help control diseases like coccidiosis, especially in young calves.

Livestock water quality likely to be impacted by drought

North Dakota State University

Access to adequate water is a limiting factor for cattle in most grazing systems.

Beyond average daily gain: The true path to cattle profitability

Jason Osterstock, Chief Science Officer at Vytelle, explores how data-driven approaches are transforming herd management decisions.

Control your pasture weeds while protecting your white clover

Sarah Muirhead

Live Stream, Thursday April 24 at 1 PM CT - A new pasture herbicide for cattle producers provides broad-spectrum weed control while preserving white clover and annual lespedeza.