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USDA: Farmers Saw Prices Decrease Slightly In January, But Remain High Year-Over-Year
USDA: Farmers Saw Prices Decrease Slightly In January, But Remain High Year-Over-Year
USDA: Farmers Saw Prices Decrease Slightly In January, But Remain High Year-Over-Year
The overall index of prices received by farmers in January dropped, but not by much. Gary Crawford explains while prices decreased less than 1% from December 2021, January prices were up year-over-year by 24%. If you have a story idea for the PNW Ag Network, call (509) 547-1618, or e-mail gvaagen@cherrycreekmedia... Read More ...
Shagam Breaks Down Lower U.S. Cattle Numbers
Shagam Breaks Down Lower U.S. Cattle Numbers
Shagam Breaks Down Lower U.S. Cattle Numbers
In the 33 lines of summary in the USDA's early look at cattle numbers, the words "Down," or "Below" were used 17 times. The national numbers turned out lower than most industry annalists expected. Top of the summary, the inventory of all cattle and calf's in the U ...
Texas A&M Cattle Price Discovery and Transparency Act Analysis Released
Texas A&M Cattle Price Discovery and Transparency Act Analysis Released
Texas A&M Cattle Price Discovery and Transparency Act Analysis Released
A new report claims negotiated trade mandates don't provide price discovery and market transparency as part of an analysis of the Cattle Price Discovery and Transparency Act of 2021. Republicans on the Senate Agriculture Committee requested the analysis from the Texas A&M Agriculture and Food Policy Center. T ...
Senators Announce Plan to Improve Cattle Market Fairness
Senators Announce Plan to Improve Cattle Market Fairness
Senators Announce Plan to Improve Cattle Market Fairness
Oregon's Ron Wyden and Montana's Jon Tester announced this week they are working with Republican Senators Chuck Grassley of Iowa and Deb Fischer of Nebraska rolling out the Cattle Price Discovery and Transparency Act. The compromise cattle market bill is part of the effort to "to return fairness to the cattle marketplace dominated by four major meatpackers" ...
Report: Government Interference In Cattle Markets Has Consequences
Report: Government Interference In Cattle Markets Has Consequences
Report: Government Interference In Cattle Markets Has Consequences
Texas A&M University has completed a comprehensive report on the U.S. cattle and beef markets in response to a bipartisan request from the House Agriculture Committee. Among its key findings is that proposals increasing government intervention and mandates will cost livestock producers billions of dollars. ...
Blach Anticipates Improved Prices for U.S. Cattle Industry
Blach Anticipates Improved Prices for U.S. Cattle Industry
Blach Anticipates Improved Prices for U.S. Cattle Industry
When it comes to the future of the Cattle industry, CattleFax CEO Randy Blach said there’s reason for optimism. “Prices are going to get higher next year, the year after, and probably all the way into 2024. So, we should see improved profitability for the industry in total, which is really needed. We need to ...
R-CALF Issues Rebuke on Call for Regional Cash Market Minimums
R-CALF Issues Rebuke on Call for Regional Cash Market Minimums
R-CALF Issues Rebuke on Call for Regional Cash Market Minimums
R-CALF USA recently sent a white paper to the Senate Agriculture Committee calling for mandating large packing plants to purchase at least 50% of their cattle needs from negotiated cash cattle markets. R-CALF USA says the white paper provides real-time evidence that varying minimum cash cattle purchase requirements region-to-region will allow major beef packers to continue denying timely market a
Lawmakers Debate How To Address Cattle Market Issues
Lawmakers Debate How To Address Cattle Market Issues
Lawmakers Debate How To Address Cattle Market Issues
More capacity, not more regulation, may be the direction Ag lawmakers take in dealing with cattle market concentration and wildly divergent cattle and beef prices. Senate Ag Chair Debbie Stabenow said dramatic differences of opinion were expected at last week’s hearing on the cause of high beef prices for major packers and low prices to small producers. But ...
Senate Ag Scheduled Hearing on Cattle Markets
Senate Ag Scheduled Hearing on Cattle Markets
Senate Ag Scheduled Hearing on Cattle Markets
On Thursday, Senate Agriculture Committee Chair Debbie Stabenow announced a hearing titled “Examining Markets, Transparency, and Prices from Cattle Producer to Consumer.” The Michigan Democrat, along with the committee’s ranking Republican John Boozman of Arkansas, scheduled the hearing for Wednesday afternoon. Cattle mark ...

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