Beef is becoming a luxury as prices stay at record highs. They likely won’t come down until 2028, says Farm Bureau

Beef prices could increase as much as 18.3% this year due to high demand and higher production costs.

Could more cattle cause record beef prices to drop? Ranchers say it’s not that simple

It’s never been so expensive for Americans to buy a steak or hamburger, but cutting those costs requires ranchers like ...
AgWeb

USDA Has No Plans for Financial Incentives to Rebuild Cattle Herd

Colin Woodall, CEO of the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association (NCBA), says currently USDA does not have plans for an incentive program to help rebuild the beef cow herd. Woodall joined Farm ...
AG Week

Grass-fed beef farmer lets the cows do the work with bale grazing

VINING, Minn. — Dave Uhren hasn’t marketed his beef cattle at the local stockyards in nearly eight years. Instead, his family’s grass-fed cattle are all processed locally and sold to loyal customers ...
Yakima Herald-Republic

Beef 100 helps those raising their own cows

At first, A.J. Arreola of Wapato just wanted to raise a few cattle for himself and extended family because he liked the meat and the small-ranching lifestyle. Then the 31-year-old noticed beef prices ...
Open Access Government

Seaweed compound cuts methane emissions in beef cattle by up to 77%

A new study shows a seaweed-based feed additive can reduce methane emissions in beef cattle by up to 77%, offering a scalable ...