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Strong markets can’t hide the fact many operations are short on help and short on heirs. Survey data and panelists warn that without a new plan for labor and succession, good outfits may simply age out.
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Boozman declines to reopen the bill for amendments as Democrats keep pressing on SNAP cost share. Year-round E15 and mandatory COOL make the cut, now the question is whether the Senate can find floor time before the end of the year.
Funding removes financial barriers for states establishing Meat and Poultry Inspection programs, paving the way for more processors to enter interstate commerce under the CIS framework.
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We can’t control when it rains on Colorado’s Eastern Plains, but pairing a disciplined drought plan with virtual fencing has allowed us to double our pasture rest and protect our grass.
Remote water monitoring, digital herd records, genomic selection and virtual fencing are moving from buzzwords to bottom‑line tools. But survey data shows most producers still leave money on the table by delaying adoption.
Feeders 25 miles from the shuttered beef plant say the ripple effects are showing up in their basis, their bids and their bottom line.
High beef prices stem from basic supply and demand—not market failure. Government intervention will only stall the recovery.
Ranchers weigh the financial and physical impacts of spring versus fall calving.
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