Day: March 11, 2026

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USDA Takes New Step to Stop Screwworm
USDA and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will build a sterile fly production facility in Texas to strengthen protection against New World Screwworm and support livestock health.
UK Extension to Host Several Master Grazer Spring Education Events Across Kentucky
UK Extension forage specialist Chris Teutsch said the program is suitable for rookie or veteran grazers looking to learn more about grazing profitability.
Cattlemen President Says U.S. Should Remain Vigilant on Screwworm Threat as Summer Approaches
Craig Uden, president of Nebraska Cattlemen, says the New World Screwworm, which burrows into open wounds of livestock, is no longer a distant issue.
Senate Dems Seek to Break Up Meatpacking Industry
The country’s top four beef packers buy more than 80% of cattle, while a separate group of pork processors account for about two-thirds of hog purchases, according to the US Department of Agriculture,” Peng and Nylen reported.
New Bill Challenges Meatpacking Market Power
A Senate proposal aims to reduce meatpacking concentration by limiting companies to one type of meat, but economists and industry leaders warn the plan could increase costs and hurt producers.