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USDA-APHIS is considering non-regulated status for a particular type of ultra-low gossypol cottonseed (ULGCS) containing technology that could expand the feed and food markets for cottonseed.

Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt urges farmers and ranchers to submit official comments on the repeal of the Waters of the United States (WOTUS) rule before the Agency's deadline of Monday, Aug. 28, 2017.

Join Baxter Black as he tells the story of the curious cow.

There are likely few benefits for the U.S. in exporting abundant natural gas supplies, says a Purdue University energy economist.

Feed costs are expected to skyrocket by next year. Get the full report from AgDay.

As cattle supplies remain tight and global demand intensifies, profitability for cattle ranchers will continue in the year ahead.

If you have a question, ask our experts on a number of topics, from agronomy to taxes.

This video is of Bella and Theo, two young producers from Illinois, talking about their cattle operation.

Montana Stockgrowers Association members are a pretty proud and passionate bunch. See what they've been up to.

Drought brought higher placements, but WASDE expects carcass weights to drop.

Cattle prices have had a remarkable run to the upside with finished steers reaching the low $120s per hundredweight in early April.

Wildfires consume thousands of acres of rangeland threatening livestock, homes and firefighters.

The Japanese earthquake could have a large effect on U.S. grain and beef exports, but likely will have only a minor effect.

Escalating unrest in the Middle East is not only going to continue to drive fuel prices up, there’s also a good chance it will do the same to the costs of fertilizing pastures

Prices make a big difference in a grower’s profitability. So what is the best way for a grower to deal with price volatility?

The estimate of 2010 red meat and poultry production is raised from last month, reflecting higher production of beef, pork, broilers, and turkey.

Study shows proposed new regulations from USDA will cost the broiler chicken industry more than $1 billion over five years.

Additional sessions on tap for December

Updated information from USDA

Inventoroy was 2% higher, while placements were 6% below 2009.

When more harvests are expected off that field, delaying removal can be harmful.

Cattle producers need to be ready with a drought management plan

To avoid any health problems in cattle, swine, poultry and other animals, growers are highly encouraged to test the grain for vomitoxin levels.

A multimillion dollar trade deal to facilitate New Zealand beef exports into China as a result of a recent bilateral trade agreement

With corn, wheat and soybeans putting in short-term lows, we asked a few analysts if it is time to lock in feed needs now.

USDA' s pasture condition ratings for the week ended June 13.

U.S. pork exports had an impressive month in April, and the news was even better for U.S. beef.

It is becoming more common for producers to use multi-species grazing — mixing sheep or goats together with cattle — to improve the use of forages and cut down on the expenses of mowing and spraying weeds in pasture.

The last few weeks live cattle futures prices have dropped from the upper $90s to the lower $90s following Memorial Day, typically a time when retailers are expected to move more beef.

Unemployment and other factors are impacting the cattle futures market this week.

Unemployment and other factors are impacting the cattle futures market this week. But beef movement remains strong coming off theMemorial Day holiday, although Choice beef values decline but remain still historically strong

Are you planning to plant a summer annual grass, maybe to boost cattle numbers or to build hay supply?

Despite finding that 7 in 10 producers said the current economic recession had impacted their operations negatively, their approval of the beef checkoff increased from 68% in 2009 to 69% in 2010.

Exclusive commentary on the June 19 COF from Steve Kay of Cattle Buyers' Weekly.

Important tips related to feed quality, feed storage, and feed loss management

It looks like the U.S. beef industry may have missed the best of the weak dollar’s half-off sale on U.S. exports.

In an effort to extend the profile of beef value cuts beyond the domestic market, the U.S. Meat Export Federation (USMEF) and the Texas Beef Council teamed up last week to promote the quality and affordability of these items to Wal-Mart directors and employees in Mexico.