While every growing season has its own variety, over a century of weather data helps portray what an average growing season looks like in different areas. kAm%C6?E u@C5 H@C2E@=@8:DE”k^Am kAmqFE 96 2?5 @E96C DE2E6 4=:>2E@=@8:DED D2J E96 =@?8\E6C> 2G6... See more
Cattle markets dipped in mid-July, although University of Tennessee Ag Economist Andrew Griffith said despite this trend, the tight cattle supply and fairly strong demand remain in place. kAm“%96C6 5@6D 2AA62C E@ 36 2 3:E @7 362C:D9 E@?6 :? E96 42EE=6 2?5... See more
Cattle dressed weights have increased as the industry looks to get the most out of the limited cattle supply. University of Tennessee Ag Economist Charley Martinez wrote in his “In the Cattle Markets” column for the Livestock Marketing Information Center ... See more
By Benjamin Herrold, Missouri Farmer Today Alpha-gal syndrome continues to be a concern as the condition expands its geographic area. kAmp=A92\82= DJ?5C@>6 :D 2 7@@5 2==6C8J EC:886C65 3J E96 3:E6 @7 E96 =@?6 DE2C E:4:E 2 42C3@9J5C2E6 AE@>D DF49 2D :... See more
By Benjamin Herrold, Missouri Farmer Today Beef prices were “underwhelming” in the lead up to Independence Day, said University of Tennessee Ag Economist Andrew Griffith. Summertime and summer holidays usually see a seasonal boost. kAm“%96 DF>>6C 8C... See more