May 18, 2013

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Regional Changes in Hay Production Already Happening

Harvested hay acreage has changed in recent years, and it goes beyond the drought impacts of the past two years. MORE>

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Beef Today Report: Cold Weather Delaying Forage

Cold, snow, rain and continued drought in some areas have made this year's calving season tough, and the weather is impacting the cattle markets. MORE>

Will Weak Cattle Prices Continue?

Live cattle futures started the year with the same enthusiasm, but have deflated since. What went wrong? MORE>

Missouri Cattle Thefts Increase Need for Producer Diligence

Higher cattle prices have led to more cases of stolen cattle across the country. MORE>

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Latest Beef Today News

Hesston Rolls Out 25,000th Large Square Baler
05/17/2013
In 1978, the large square baler became the efficiency solution to challenges of higher input costs and more production.
Farmland Price Plateau Ahead, Bankers Say
05/17/2013
While good values and cash rental rates rose in some places, they fell in other states, and some bankers are worried about farmer financial health.
Novel Cell Line IDs All Foot-and-Mouth Virus Serotypes
05/16/2013
Being able to rapidly detect the virus during outbreaks would allow researchers to quickly develop the appropriate vaccine.
Properly Assess Alfalfa Stands
05/16/2013
Wait until your crop is growing vigorously to take stand counts.
Food-Stamp Revival Spurned as House Panel Approves Farm Bill
05/16/2013
The House Agriculture Committee approved a version of the farm bill that would cost $940 billion.

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