U.S. Department of Agriculture
Federal food safety officials say ground beef recalled by a Detroit business may have been sent to stores in 10 states.
Corbitt Wall gives the weekly USDA Feeder and Cattle Summary for the week ending May 23.
Selecting the right USDA grade of beef for your dish will help guarantee culinary success.
Corbitt Wall with USDA Market News gives the weekly feeder and stocker cattle summary for the week ending May 16.
Corbitt Wall with USDA Market News gives the weekly Feeder and Stocker Cattle Summary for the week ending May 2.
Corbitt Wall with USDA gives the weekly Feeder and Stocker Cattle Summary for the week ending April 18.
More than 60 U.S. agricultural organizations focusing on expanding exports – including the U.S. Meat Export Federation (USMEF) – were awarded funds by the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS).
Corbitt Wall with USDA Market News gives the Weekly Feeder and Stocker Weekly Summary for the week ending April 11.
Federal officials have approved a Northern California company’s plans to take over a shuttered slaughterhouse that was at the center of a major beef recall.
Corbitt Wall gave the weekly USDA National Feeder Cattle Summary for the week ending March 14.
Corbitt Wall gives the Feeder and Stocker Cattle summary for the week ending February 28.
USDA’s annual cattle inventory report confirmed what the industry had been suspecting for the past year — another year of contraction.
Corbitt Wall gave the weekly USDA Feeder and Stocker Cattle summary for the week ending Feb. 21.
Corbitt Wall gives the weekly USDA Feeder and Stocker Cattle Market summary. Demand is pretty good and with tight supplies it could get wild.
A North Dakota company has recalled more than a ton of beef franks due to misbranding.
A Northern California company has recalled more than 40,000 pounds of beef products because it was produced without a full federal inspection.
U.S. Cattle on Feed report shows cattle and calves on feed for slaughter market in the U.S. for feedlots with steady domestic beef demand.
Even with USDA’s higher forecast of 2013 beef production, lower expected corn yields and higher prices continue to stem growth in the U.S. beef herd.
National Cattlemen’s Beef Association (NCBA) President Scott George, a dairy and beef producer from Cody, Wyo., tells why.
National checkoff leaders this week approved a Cattlemen’s Beef Board (CBB) budget of about $40.7 million for Fiscal 2014, reflecting a 5.6 percent decrease from the Fiscal 2013 amended budget, amid continued tight supplies and an expected slowing of cow slaughter.
Food price inflation should be low this year, except when it comes to beef prices.
While the overall cattle inventory was down, placements were higher than expected.
The U.S. agriculture secretary delivered that message Thursday at his department’s Agricultural Outlook Forum 2013.
Poor weather conditions have resulted in high feed costs and big financial losses, Purdue Extension agricultural economist Chris Hurt says.
The assistance uses the Secretary of Agriculture’s existing authority to help create and encourage flexibility within four USDA programs.
Analysts predicted feedyard placements to be lower but April placements totaled 1.52 million, 15 percent below 2011.
They want to set the record straight about lean finely textured beef and tour a BPI plant.
This is the third highest September 1 inventory since the series began in 1996.
The announcement will classify six strains of non-O157 E. coli as ‘adulterants’ when found in ground beef.