Cattlemen Urge Congress to Pass Tax Relief and Ag Priorities

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WASHINGTON (May 16, 2025) – Today, the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association (NCBA) urged Congress to swiftly pass the House reconciliation package, which contains crucial tax relief and agricultural policy priorities that support America’s hardworking family farmers and ranchers.

Grains end the week under pressure, cattle mixed

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Corn futures ended the week on a sour note, down 5 cents in July, as favorable weather and widespread Midwest rains weighed on the market. Forecasts call for more soaking rains across key growing areas next week.

Markets Stabilize Some on Friday

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We see the soy complex stabilizing a bit to end the week after all the disappointment in the trade surrounding RVOs and more while corn remains quiet and wheat is slipping lower. Is that due to this

Close Biosecurity Gaps with Strategic Feed Decisions

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ARDEN HILLS, Minn. – Protecting pigs from outside pathogens starts with a sound biosecurity plan – including disinfecting equipment, showering when entering and exiting buildings, and cleaning all vehicles upon entering the farm. But one important element

NACD President Testifies on Conservation

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The National Association of Conservation Districts President Gary Blair testified at the Senate Ag Committee hearing regarding Perspectives from the Field, Part 4: Conservation. “Getting funding to local communities to assist producers with conservation plans and implement

EPA Sends RVO Proposal to the White House

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(WASHINGTON D.C.) — The Environmental Protection Agency has sent a proposed rule setting the amount of biofuels that oil refiners must blend into their fuel starting next year. Reuters says the White House must sign off on