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Cattle futures higher to finish the week
1+ day, 10+ hour ago (449+ words) July 24, 2026 By Meghan Grebner Filed Under: Closing Futures / Livestock Briefs, Livestock, Livestock Markets, Livestock Markets, Market News, Markets Analysis At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live and feeder cattle were up, ahead of the USDA’s cattle reports, which came out after…...
Brownfield Ag Weather Today
1+ day, 14+ hour ago (200+ words) A fierce, mid-summer heat wave across the Plains may result in significant weekend stress on rangeland, pastures, and summer crops, with high temperatures expected to range from 100 to 105°F, with locally higher values. Early next week, the northern Plains will…...
Soybeans rise on weather concerns as wheat dips
1+ day, 10+ hour ago (170+ words) Brownfield Ag News Soybeans rise on weather concerns as wheat dips Soybeans were higher on fund and technical buying, adding to what would have already been a week-to-week gain. Forecasts into early August for large parts of the region are…...
USDA announces August reopening of Arizona port for cattle imports from Mexico
1+ day, 4+ hour ago (276+ words) July 24, 2026 By Meghan Grebner Filed Under: Cattle, Livestock, News, USDA The USDA has announced plans to resume live cattle imports from Mexico. Beginning August 24th, the department says it will open the Douglas, Arizona port to cattle trade. Stephen Diebel, president…...
Monsoon moisture, El Niño offer hope for WCB drought recovery
1+ day, 12+ hour ago (179+ words) July 24, 2026 By Kellan Heavican Filed Under: Ag Weather, Ag Weather, Drought, News, weather An ag meteorologist says he’s optimistic that the ongoing drought in the Western Corn Belt could improve over the next several months. Brian Fuchs with the National…...
Nebraska enacts new protections for agriculture, critical infrastructure
1+ day, 11+ hour ago (262+ words) July 24, 2026 By Kellan Heavican Filed Under: Biosecurity, Cybersecurity, Data, Food Security, Nebraska, News Governor Jim Pillen has signed a bill that establishes new safeguards to protect agriculture and critical infrastructure from foreign entities. “Securing Nebraska is not just about border…...
Missouri Farmers Care accepting Hogs for Hunger donations
1+ day, 6+ hour ago (140+ words) July 24, 2026 By Carah Hart Filed Under: Missouri, News The executive director for Missouri Farmers Care says spots are still available for Missouri livestock exhibitors who want to participate in the Hogs for Hunger program at the upcoming Missouri State Fair....
The first cattle vaccine for Theileria is now available to help producers combat a deadly tick-borne disease
1+ day, 10+ hour ago (189+ words) July 24, 2026 By Meghan Grebner Filed Under: Cattle, Livestock, News The first-ever cattle vaccine to address Theileria is now available. Dr. Alan Young, the founder and Chief Technology Officer for Medgene, says it is administered in two doses. “We recommend using…...
WiWiC says NRCS staff reductions slow farmer access to programs
1+ day, 10+ hour ago (236+ words) July 24, 2026 By Nicole Heslip Filed Under: News, Wisconsin A conservation advocate says volunteer groups like hers have been standing in place for lost conservation technical assistance following USDA staff reductions. “We are more of facilitation and support, helping people know…...
Specialty crop growers feeling the squeeze financially
1+ day, 12+ hour ago (223+ words) July 24, 2026 By Brent Barnett Filed Under: Ag Policy, Crops, Human Interest, News, Specialty Crops An American Farm Bureau Federation official says financial challenges are extending beyond major row crops. John Newton, AFBF vice president of public policy, says specialty crop…...