For the first time in a decade, the ranchers raising the livestock that get turned into hamburgers and steaks like their ...
In 1971, Stanley and Shirley Wratten bought about 300 acres in Madison after their barn and house in Morrisville were lost in ...
Less than a year after USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) announced it was nixing a major cattle ...
A powerful group of American beef producers wants the US to punish Australian farmers, calling on Trump to fix a 20-year ...
Farming outside of Trim in Co. Meath is dairy calf to beef farmer Michael Dunne. The farm rears 60 autumn and 40 spring ...
Other Beef Checkoff representatives attending convention were: Arin Crooks, Lancaster, CBB board member; Steve Springer, ...
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Iowa cattle farmer hopes tariffs won’t be a negative for local farmersAmid the continuing trade war, one Siouxland company and its owner are operating on the assumption that tariffs will not be a ...
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Your Grass-Fed Beef Has an Emissions ProblemYou might feel good buying grass-fed, free-range beef, touted as better for the environment than conventional beef from ...
The Irish Cattle and Sheep Farmers' Association (ICSA) said beef prices must continue to rise to reflect the soaring costs of ...
A cattle farmer in the wildfire-stricken city of Ofunato in northeastern Japan has vowed to persevere and continue farming, after all his livestock managed to survive.
A Scottish Government farm failed an inspection for breaching cattle traceability laws—failures that would mean heavy fines for regular farmers.
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