DENVER – Uncertainty over trade policy, weather and African Swine Fever dominated agricultural markets last quarter, causing greater volatility across the industry that’s affecting producers, supply chains and end users, …
Livestock
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Robbie Cattle Company Inc. & Montana Cattle ConneXion.com have announced that they have submitted a request for a livestock market day permit. This is the same permit held by the …
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By Jim Magagna – Executive Vice President, Wyoming Stock Growers Association Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon has proclaimed Saturday, September 28th as Public Lands Day in Wyoming. As Wyoming residents all …
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Livestock producers reminded of anthrax danger. BISMARCK – “Anthrax has been confirmed in a group of cows in a pasture in east Billings County,” said North Dakota Agriculture Commissioner Doug …
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The Montana Livestock Loss Board is reminding all livestock producers to pay per-capita fees to be eligible to receive compensation for animals killed by covered predators. On Monday July 22nd, …
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The South Dakota Stockgrowers are growing increasingly frustrated at the direction the USDA is taking animal traceability. Rapid City, SD (SDSGA)- After James Halverson, Executive Director for The South …
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Ag Organizations Call on U.S. Department of Agriculture for Livestock Loss Relief
The Montana Farm Bureau Federation and U.S. Cattlemen’s Association are giving kudos to Mike Foster, Montana State Executive Director, Farm Service Agency, for his hard work supporting Montana’s ranchers who …
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Written by Emily Meccage, Forage Extension Specialist, Montana State University Last year heading into winter, a lot of the state was struggling to find enough forage to feed their animals and …
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Sean Kelly, SDSU Extension Range Management Field Specialist With fall grazing upon us, some areas of South Dakota have been blessed with plenty of precipitation this year and other …
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BROOKINGS, S.D. – No matter what materials hay producers choose to bind forage with, the method of storage throughout the summer, into the fall and winter is important to maintaining forage …