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USDA Approves Emergency Funding To Protect Against New World Screwworm
APHIS is working with Mexico and Central America to stop the spread and is asking all producers along the southern border to watch their livestock and pets for signs of NWS and immediately report potential cases to their veterinarian.
Cattle Nutrition: Muddy Conditions and Cold Weather Require Extra Energy
Muddy conditions are common across the Southeast this time of year.
Meat, Dairy Prices Edge Upwards for IL Shoppers Due to Climate Change
Climate change affects Illinois farms, especially drought. The weather extremes lower their livestock's productivity, raising the price of dairy and meat products.
New Administration Could Help Farmers by Addressing Meat Industry Monopolies
As inflation and falling crop prices continue to affect Virginia farmers, their advocates said the incoming Trump administration could take steps to reform the nation's industrial agriculture system.
A New Year’s Resolution for Bull Buyers: Know Your Herd
Knowing the answers to the questions above helps identify the areas that require the most attention to improve profitability.

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