Glacier FarmMedia—Farmers and the animal nutrition industry need to understand that feeding livestock today requires thinking about what comes out of an animal as much as what goes in, according to ...

Maize and soybeans are essential for poultry and pork feed, but rising costs are negatively affecting livestock farmers’ productivity and competitiveness, pushing them to seek alternatives.

Glacier FarmMedia | MarketsFarm – The grain harvest in Saskatchewan is a “mixed bag” so far with the feed market rangebound as participants await new cattle entering feedlots, according to a trader.

The market is also gearing up for USDA’s Cattle on Feed Report this afternoon and ... taking as many contracts are into resistance on the charts. In fact, November soybeans got above $10 but ...

This vision is intended to guide the food and agricultural sector ... population and per-capita food demand, boost incomes for cattle farmers through modern marketing approaches, DANIEL ESSIET ...

Feeding cattle whole Asparagopsis seaweed rather than isolated bromoform—its core bioactive component—is significantly more effective for livestock methane reduction, according to a new study. It ...

Chicago Mercantile Exchange lean hog futures fell on Thursday on profit-taking following recent gains, according to analysts, ...

Hay stocks for winter feeding of Texas’ cattle herd are much-improved compared to last year, but the early outlook for cool-season grazing has been dampened by drought, according to Texas A&M AgriLife ...

Despite the cattle inventory plummeting to the lowest level in 73 years, the number of cattle on feed remains surprisingly strong. The average all-fresh retail price for beef hit record highs in six ...

A study using meteorological data and remote sensors, aims to furnish livestock farmers with information to promote more efficient grazing.

Ahead of this afternoon’s Cattle on Feed report, analysts are expecting to see September placements tallied at 96% of last year’s total, with marketings at 102% of the 2023 total. October 1 on ...