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The border’s busiest cattle crossing — handling 43% of Mexican imports — prepares to resume operations following successful screwworm containment and the phased rollout at Douglas, Ariz.

USDA reports an all-time August low for feedlot entries; analysts say the long-term price high is not yet in.

Scott Varilek with Kooima Kooima Varilek says the market has seen sloppy trade and profit taking with news of the Santa Teresa port opening but it isn’t new news.

Today’s strong market isn’t just a short‑cattle story — Americans are eating more beef at higher real prices, rewarding quality, taste and protein‑focused diets.

MU Extension experts explain the combined impact of summer heat, toxic tall fescue and sire selection on fall calf vitality.

Before choosing a vaccine, consider the operation, disease risks, available evidence and when cattle will actually need protection.

U.S. beef producers are enjoying unprecedented demand and prices. Yet a mix of persistent drought, shifting packer metrics and biosecurity risks are forcing a slow, hyper-targeted approach to rebuilding.

In celebration of the 2026 International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralists, NatGLC explores how Indigenous knowledge can build resilience across America’s rangelands.

Chris Sherman of TechSupport.farm breaks down the biggest digital threats facing cattle producers this season and how to lock down your herd data and financial accounts.