U.S. cattle numbers lowest since 1951. What's going on?
The U.S. cattle herd is smaller than it has been in 74 years, though Texas' population has risen slightly in the last year, ...
ND Stockmen’s Association represents state at Cattle Industry Convention
This week, the North Dakota Stockmen’s Association traveled all the way to San Antonio, Texas, to share their perspective ...
Drovers Cattle Network2d
Buckle Up: Here’s Why Cattle Prices Are Setting Up for Another Wild Ride in 2025
USDA’s latest Cattle Inventory report showed U.S. beef cattle inventory fell to the lowest level in 64 years to start the ...
The Journal3d
Running out of grass? Plan now for cow-calf herd nutrition
Karla Wilke of the University of Nebraska Panhandle Research and Extension Center shared her thoughts about feeding cows in ...
Drovers Cattle Network10d
U.S. Beef Cattle Inventory Falls to the Lowest Level in 64 Years
Other highlights in the January Cattle report include: Of the 86.7 million head inventory of all cattle and calves, cows and ...
American Farm Bureau Federation6d
Cattle Inventory Continues Contraction
According to the Cattle Inventory report, all cattle and calves in the United States on Jan. 1, 2025, totaled 86.7 million ...
The Journal2d
Cattle on feed reported a 1% drop, according to USDA
Drop in cattle on feed numbers came as no surprise to livestock economists as headwinds remain, Dave Bergmeier writes.
AgWeb4d
Are More Record Cattle Prices Ahead in 2025?
Kevin Good, Vice President of Industry Relations and Analysis with CattleFax, says the herd is still shrinking and so are slaughter levels and that will mean more record prices in 2025.