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Overall feed and forage will be favorable and provide more flexibility for feeder and feedlot cattle operations. Potentially emerging drought conditions are a threat and may reduce production and marketing flexibility.

The recently-released hay and pasture conditions report doesn’t look particularly good for producers across most of the country.

No matter how cow-calf producers judge the past year – good, just okay or disappointing – there is value in taking some time to analyze the reasons for the outcome.

Provided we don't have another drought year, livestock producers could see a substantial decline in corn prices.

Drought persists across much of the west and has extended into much of the Great Plains, with several states showing the impact of the drought on hay production and supplies and the challenges for cattle producers.

U.S. hay stocks for May 1st give a carryover number as of that date which marks the national transition to a new hay crop-year.

Brush up on your nutrition basics with these most-read articles.

The vast majority of the 1.6 million acres — nearly 2,600 square miles — that burned in Oregon, Idaho and Washington this year are federally owned, data show, with large swaths of that public land used as rangeland for livestock grazing.