Trich confirmed in Utah beef herd
Once a bull is infected, it remains so for life. The Utah State Veterinarian’s office has identified several cases of trichomoniasis (Trich) positive bulls from a beef cattle herd.This herd had grazed...
View ArticleCattle producers should be on the lookout for new tick species
The Asian longhorned tick has not been found in Iowa yet, but it is present in many other states. It can be a carrier of Anaplasma and other diseases. All types of ticks are blood-feeding...
View ArticleFarm Progress America, April 12, 2022
Max Armstrong looks at one commodity group he learned about recently – the U.S. Highbush Blueberry Council. Max Armstrong continues his discussion of the promotion boards for commodity group. He...
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JBS USA supports new feedlot innovation center with $700,000 gift
JBS USA has made a gift of $700,000 to the University of Nebraska Foundation. JBS USA, a leading global food company, has made a gift of $700,000 to the University of Nebraska Foundation to support...
View ArticleFarm Progress America, April 13, 2022
Max Armstrong offers insight on the challenges the railroad industry is facing. Max Armstrong reports that the railroad industry is working on the challenge that the grain industry faces in getting...
View ArticleManaging shrink of calves coming off wheat pasture
What causes cattle to shrink so much after coming off of a wheat pasture diet? Many of the calves grazing wheat this winter were pulled off earlier in March so that a wheat crop could be harvested....
View ArticleThe cost of gain and manure as a revenue source
Feed availability on cost of gain and manure as a source of feedlot revenue and crop fertilizer. Potential for corn availabilityUSDA’s Prospective Plantings report released on March 30th has created...
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Food insecurity: already on the rise?
Consumer survey unveils what’s trending with food spending, buyer preferences and ongoing grocery shortages. For over two years, consumers have experienced supply chain disruptions sparked by the...
View ArticleFarm Progress America, April 14, 2022
Max Armstrong offers some insight about online grocery sales, which have declined. Max Armstrong shares that as the pandemic has wound down the growth of online sales has started to decline. Max...
View ArticleJohne’s Disease sneaks up on cattle
The disease eventually causes cows to become emaciated and die. Johne’s is a sneaky disease that isn’t detectable until an animal has been infected a long time—and then loses weight and has diarrhea....
View ArticleLower your farm’s fuel bill
Follow these 6 tips to save money as fuel prices continue to soar. It’s easy to fall into old habits – especially during the height of busy times on the farm. With such tight farm margins in 2022,...
View ArticleQ&A: Trichomoniasis in Cattle
Common questions answered, plus 5 tips to prevent Trich in your herd. Trichomoniasis, most commonly known as Trich, is a devastating disease affecting cattle. It causes infertility and early embryonic...
View Article7 ag stories you might have missed
Catch up on the trucker strike in Argentina, year-round E15, hay supply struggles and more! Did you miss some agricultural news this week? We’ve got you covered. Here’s a roundup of the top headlines...
View ArticleFarm Progress America, April 15, 2022
Max Armstrong reports on a survey showing U.S. farmers are not concerned about fertilizer supplies for 2022. Max Armstrong shares insight from a Farm Futures survey showing that only 9% of growers are...
View ArticleMexican border backlogs impacting ag trade
State of Texas actions have resulted in backlog of fresh produce with delays as long as 30+ hours. Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced on April 6 aggressive actions by the State of Texas to secure...
View ArticleTake a pause and look closer
Understanding what's happening in all parts of the cattle market can put money in your pocket. One day when my daughter was four years old, we were feeding cattle. I got to the end of the bunk line...
View ArticleThis Week in Agribusiness - April 16 2022
Max Armstrong mans the desk this week and gets the latest from Case IH and updates from Nebraska and Illinois. Part 1Max Armstrong is at the desk this week and starts off with a conversation with Case...
View ArticleMackenzie Ott, Ohio State FFA Treasurer
Max Armstrong talks with the Ohio State FFA Treasurer. In the FFA Chapter Tribute Max Armstrong chats with Mackenzie Ott, Ohio State FFA Treasurer, she joined on the advice of her sister. She takes a...
View ArticleFarm Progress America, April 18, 2022
Max Armstrong shares insights on one farm equipment company's approach to supply chain challenges. Max Armstrong reports that farm equipment companies are facing significant challenges. Max recently...
View ArticleEPA soliciting input for WOTUS rulemaking
House members file WOTUS amicus brief in favor of private landowners in Sackett vs. EPA. While testifying before a Senate committee recently, Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Michael...
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