The port of entry at Columbus, N.M., will be the third crossing reopened for imports of Mexican cattle as of Oct. 26, the USDA said Monday. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins... State and federal ...
Today’s cattle slaughter estimate was 105,000 head compared to 106,000 head last Friday. No adjustment was made to Friday or Saturday slaughter, leaving the weekly slaughter estimate at 553,000 ...
U.S. cattle feedlot losses narrowed during the week ending Oct. 10 as slightly higher fed cattle prices and lower breakeven costs improved feeding margins, according to Sterling Marketing’s latest ...
Lexington, Neb. (Connect Images/Getty Images). City officials in Lexington, Neb., on Tuesday ratified an agreement to purchase Tyson Foods property near the beef plant the company shuttered earlier ...
Wholesale red meat and poultry prices fell last month amid higher food prices overall, while food manufacturers faced fast-rising fuel and warehousing costs, according to the latest Producer Price ...
A federal judge temporarily blocked the U.S. Department of Agriculture from implementing portions of its reorganization plan, in finding this week that the agency likely violated congressional ...
Local authorities in northwestern Alabama tabled a tax abatement request made by Pilgrim’s Pride as the company pursues a $118-million extension to its existing facilities in Russellville, according ...
Most of us in the meat business don’t need convincing that ground beef is versatile. We’ve used and sold it for hamburgers, tacos, meatloaf, chili and spaghetti sauce for decades. But watching the ...
This item is contributed by Anne-Marie Roerink of 210 Analytics LLC, based on her research Month in Review Consumer confidence dropped again in September amid rising energy cost concerns, while the ...
A shopper in a Taipei, Taiwan, grocery store. (Photo by Getty) China’s renewal of the U.S. beef industry’s export licensing has yet to unleash a resumption of 2024 trade volume, the USDA’s latest ...
A federal judge approved two settlements totaling $95 million between Tyson Foods and commercial and institutional indirect purchasers in separate antitrust lawsuits involving the U.S. beef and pork ...
A new investigation from Politico features allegations that HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. played a role in halting the USDA’s response to avian influenza. In Feb. 2025, USDA announced a $1 ...
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