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[Podcast] The economics of meatpacking and beef imports – with Derrell Peel

November 24, 2025

Oklahoma State's Derrell Peel sorts through the politics and economic realities of the meat-packing industry, as well as how reopening the Mexican border to live cattle imports could affect U.S. markets.

How do carbon markets work?

The carbon markets have matured since the Paris Agreement, enabling companies to buy and sell carbon credits. Producers can earn revenue by sequestering carbon but may face challenges when it comes to costs, contracts and market complexity.

November 24, 2025

Ross Bronson

The carbon markets are maturing. While some may remember early attempts, it has been since the Paris Agreement in 2015 that demand for carbon credits has really strengthened. There have been dynamic shifts over the last five years, in particular.

2025 agricultural law year in review

November 24, 2025

Tiffany Lashmet

There were no shortage of legal challenges impacting cattle producers across the country in 2025. Here is a look at several of the biggest cases of the year.

Midwest/North: Reinvesting profits on the ranch

November 21, 2025

Travis Meteer

Are you looking for avenues to reinvest in the ranch this year? Careful thought and allocation of profits is necessary to maintain a sustainable business in the future. Check out a few ideas for reinvestment on the ranch.

South Central: Mineral nutrition – don’t overdo it

November 20, 2025

Jason Banta

When it comes to cattle mineral nutrition, it is about delivering the right amount to the animal.

West: Winter blues and mental health

November 19, 2025

Sawyer Fonnesbeck

For a long time, there has been a stigma around mental health topics. This is nothing to be ashamed of. We are all going through tough times. However, there is always something positive to look forward to.

Soybean price raised to $10.50 per bushel

November 18, 2025

Abigail George

The November World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates report (WASDE) showed this month’s 2025-26 U.S. corn outlook is for increases in supply, exports and ending stocks. Total supply is 144 million bushels higher as larger beginning stocks are partially offset by lower production.

Across the Fence: Christmas and an end-of-the-year review

November 18, 2025

Marci Whitehurst

I used to get up early and go to town for Black Friday shopping, trying to get deals on family presents. I love giving gifts, and it was fun to look for what I knew family members would enjoy while also getting a good deal.

Southeast: Reducing hay waste: How to manage expensive inputs

November 17, 2025

Katie Mason

With careful attention to utilization, producers can significantly reduce hay waste and get more nutrition from every bale.

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