Nearly a month after President Donald Trump eased tariffs on up to 300,000 metric tons of imported beef, a new analysis finds ...
Driving around his farm in a four-wheeler, Scott Birker warned that his cattle were in a bad mood. "They're a little grumpy ...
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Cattle ranchers are getting grilled 30 days into Trump's foreign beef blitz
American cattle producers are suffering "substantial economic losses" 30 days into President Donald Trump's midterm gambit to ...
American farmers say they’re in the midst of a perfect storm of problems. Rising diesel prices, tariffs, low cattle herds, and years of drought have put the farm economy in crisis, and over the past ...
After 30 days, grocery store ground beef prices have fallen less than 2%, while prices paid to cattle producers have dropped ...
In the debut episode of "I'm a Drover" podcast series, economist Josh Maples tackles the numbers, risks and economic ...
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America's beef supply shrinks as cattle farmer warns 'the numbers are just not here anymore'
U.S. beef production fell roughly 800 million pounds in early 2026 as cattle slaughter numbers declined, pushing farmers like Will Harris toward change.
Strong cattle prices and steady beef demand are boosting optimism, but labor shortages, rising costs and succession planning remain key concerns.
Nearly 1,000 San Patricio County fourth graders explored farming and ranching during a hands-on Ag in the Classroom event at the fairgrounds.
Beef operations that keep cattle on lifelong grass-based diets may have an overall higher carbon footprint than those that switch cattle to grain-based diets partway through their lives, according to ...
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