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Interstate meat sales for states
Congress is being urged to act promptly on bipartisan legislation that would allow interstate sales of state-inspected meat and poultry products. State...
Swapping SMARTS
The notion of private industry and public education trying to work together, leverage assets and seek solutions is about as novel as flies at a branding....
Special Session Highlights Value-Added Producers
The Power Of Gross Margin
CME & CBOT To Merge, Create $25-Billion Exchange
Population Growth Holds Good And Bad For Beef
Moving Beyond Marketing 101
Special Limousin Feeder-Calf Sales Set
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From Our Columnists
Top 5 moves for getting out of the hay-feeding rut
Whether you're out feeding in the cold or just looking out your window at cows eating hay at a cost of $2/cow/day, it should be a wake-up call for all of us...
Buy/sell margins - part III
The feeder-cattle futures market is being whipsawed by corn futures prices. Corn futures prices were in the mid-to-high $3 range early in 2007...
Planning for successful breeding
What tasks need to be done to help assure a successful breeding season this year? Let’s start with the bulls. Nationally, about 10% of all bulls fail...
