Melissa Jeffers-Bezan is a field editor for Canadian Cattlemen and a graduate of the University of Regina School of Journalism. She grew up on a commercial cattle farm in western Man., and previously ...

We have to do that.” USDA’s semiannual cattle inventory report confirmed the supply shock. All cattle and calves were at 89.3 million head, the lowest in eight years. But the beef cow herd was ...

Tight cattle supplies are squeezing meatpackers, including Tyson Foods and consumers facing high beef prices. Meat producers had hoped rains would encourage ranchers to begin rebuilding herds in ...

Another benefit cattle producers see by using liquid feed is reduced waste and shrink. Dry pellets and supplements all shrink ...

However, Varilek is optimistic about bullish fundaments, including tight cattle supplies possibly pushing prices back above the record highs set in September of last year.

Tight cattle supplies are squeezing meatpackers, including Tyson Foods, which reports quarterly earnings on Tuesday, and consumers facing high beef prices. Meat producers had hoped rains would ...

"When an animal is hot, it loses its appetite, resulting in less energy, which we suspect reduces milk supply and maternal ...

Instead, dry conditions have intensified over the past two months, further straining processors who now face high prices for limited cattle supplies. According to the U.S. Drought Monitor, 62 percent ...

Talk has been plentiful about increasing global demand for beef and lucrative overseas doors opening on the back of short United States cattle supply but there are also a number of headwinds at ...

Oliver Jeffers, full name Oliver Brendan Jeffers, is a British artist and illustrator born in 1977 in Australia. He is known for his figurative painting and illustration, particularly in the genre of ...

Robin Schmahl is a commodity broker with AgDairy, the dairy division of John Stewart & Associates Inc. (JSA). JSA is a full-service commodity brokerage firm based out of St. Joseph, MO. Robin’s office ...

Instead, dry conditions have intensified over the past two months, further straining processors who now face high prices for limited cattle supplies. According to the U.S. Drought Monitor, 62 percent ...