TheCattleSite Latest News: United States
05 February 2022

Producers concerned about rising costs and supply chain disruptions...
04 February 2022

Oregon dairies, big and small, are investing in innovations and it's paying off...

The consumer price index for food increased at less than the overall inflation rate, 3.9%...
03 February 2022

Texas A&M Agricultural and Food Policy Center projects 80% increase in fertilizer prices in 2022....
02 February 2022

Traders worry that an impending winter storm could slow the transport of animals...

Ethan Lane, VP Government Affairs at the US National Cattleman's Beef Association (NCBA), spoke to The Cattle Site about producer and packer margins at the NCBA convention in Houston on Tuesday. ...
01 February 2022

Cattle futures impacted by rising US slaughter pace...
31 January 2022

The 2022 Cattle Industry Convention & NCBA Trade Show is a few short days away in Houston, and the agenda includes speakers ranging from sports heroes to global leaders. ...

Shipping disruptions cost the US dairy industry about $1.3 billion...
30 January 2022

Funding will increase access to health care, education and public safety ...
28 January 2022

Futures dragged on technical selling and profit-taking...
27 January 2022

Cattle processing ramped up following staff shortages...
26 January 2022

Net profit margins point to uncompetitive practices...

Proposition 12 set minimum space requirements for breeding pigs, egg-laying hens and calves raised for veal...
25 January 2022

There are more cattle in feedlots due to poor grazing conditions...
24 January 2022

Voters oppose mandates that force livestock processing facilities to purchase a set percentage of live animal supply via cash bids...

The marked changes in US dairy markets and policy during the late 20th and early 21st centuries are discussed. ...
21 January 2022

Capitalism without competition is just exploitation, he said...

Hog futures at their highest in more than three months...
20 January 2022

Rising meat prices due to labour shortage and supply chain problems, NAMI said...