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Turning The Cows Out And Aligning Priorities 

I absolutely love this time of year; it’s a great feeling taking cows to grass, especially when the grass is green and growing! ...

New Administration, New Strategic Plan? 

After the first couple months of the new administration, the one thing we can say for certain is ...

JBS Prepares For Expected Packer Ban Legislation 

The big news this week was that JBS restructured to shed its ownership stake in cattle in ...

Investors Returning To Ag Land, Exec Says 

Investors are starting to return to agricultural land as a home for their investment dollars, says Lee Vermeer, vice president of real estate operations at...

USDA Announces $42 Million For Watershed Projects 

USDA Secretary Tom Vilsack announced $42,288,000 in American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) funding for watershed projects....

Upsetting the neighbors 

With mandatory country of origin labeling (MCOOL), the U.S. could not have upset its neighbors at a more critical time. After being implemented seven...

Recession Affecting Grocery Purchase Trends  

The recession is driving food shoppers of all regions, ages and incomes to adapt their spending and diet choices...

Youth Takes Ranching Way Of Life To Urban Students 

At eight years old, Weston Svoboda is already a spokesperson for rural living and the ranching lifestyle that his family ...

USDA Administrators Named 

USDA Secretary Tom Vilsack has named Rayne Pegg as administrator of USDA’s Agricultural Marketing Service, and Julie Paradis as administrator of the Food and Nutrition Service...

USDA Launches NAIS Feedback  

In an effort to facilitate the dialog regarding the National Animal Identification System (NAIS), USDA has launched a feedback page on the NAIS website...

Travel Along With DVM Lance Fox To Mount Everest  

Lance Fox, a DVM from Appleton, WI, is headed for the top of the world’s highest peak, Mount Everest, and he’s sharing his adventure online ...

Texas Stiffens Cattle Rustling Penalties 

A bill that increases the penalties for cattle theft in Texas has passed the state legislature and is now on its way to the Governor...

Supervalu Launches New Beef Products  

SuperValu this week announced the launch of its nationwide Stockman & Dakota™ brand of premium USDA Choice Angus beef ...

Ranchers Brace As 103,000 Dairy Culls Head To Market 

Cooperatives Working Together (CWT) says it has tentatively accepted 388 bids representing 102,898 cows and 2 billion lbs. of milk production capacity...

North Dakota Herd Tests Negative For TB  

A cattle herd suspected in a potential bovine tuberculosis (TB) outbreak has been found free of the disease and released from quarantine, says the North Dakota Department of Agriculture...

Montana Horse Slaughter Bill Becomes Law  

A measure promoting privately-owned horse processing plant development in Montana became law last Friday...

Implanting Pasture Cattle Can Pay Big Dividends  

Implants are one of the most cost-effective technologies available to beef producers. Not only do they boost gains, they improve feed efficiency ...

Horse First Aid Seminar Offered  

The Colorado State University Veterinary Teaching Hospital will host “Equine First Aid: A Horse Owner’s Guide to Emergencies and Wound Care”...

Gas To Average $2.12 In 2009; $2.30 In 2010  

The U.S. Energy Information Administration’s (EIA) May 12 “Short-Term Energy Outlook” projects regular-grade motor gasoline retail prices...

Engler, Farr Inducted Into Cattle Feeders Hall of Fame  

Paul F. Engler and William D. Farr are the inaugural inductees into the newly established Cattle Feeders Hall of Fame (CFHF)...

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