livestock

Changes are coming to federal grazing lands, promising to support thousands of ranchers and invigorate local economies.

In the heart of cattle country, the market shows some surprising shifts. Cattle traders will want to pay attention to these latest figures.

With millions of sterile flies released, the USDA is on a mission to protect livestock from NWS.

RCALF USA leaders recently visited Washington D.C. to advocate for American cattle and sheep producers, pushing for labeling changes and regulation reforms to protect local livestock markets.

Even with higher prices, beef is still on the menu for many. What’s shaping our shopping habits these days?

Cattle prices are soaring, and that means producers are turning to nutrition and wellness for a better bottom line. Let’s see what the experts are saying.

Last week brought some interesting twists on the cattle front in Moses Lake—let’s just say the numbers tell a story of their own.

The connection between our ranchers and public lands is deeper than you might think. This upcoming tour sheds light on that relationship.

May's USDA Cattle On Feed report shows total inventory was up 2% from May 2025. However that uptick was fueled, in part, by April’s 6% year-over-year jump.

The past week saw the quality of the nation’s rangeland and pasture conditions deteriorate. While national numbers dropped, figures across the Northwest have held strong.