The Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association (TSCRA) installed new officers Sunday during the closing session of the 137th annual Cattle Raisers Convention in Fort Worth.

Buoyed by double-digit export growth to Mexico – the largest volume market for all U.S. red meat exports – U.S. pork and beef exports performed well in February despite growing concerns about tight supplies and rising prices, according to statistics released by the USDA and compiled by the U.S. Meat Export Federation (USMEF).

Progressive Cattleman asked NCBA attendees "What's the most important piece of equipment on your ranch?" See what this group had to say. Second of two videos.

It’s April and pastures are, or should be, greening up in the southern half of the country. However, cold weather this spring has delayed pasture development in many areas. Winter conditions still exist in several regions in the northern half of the country where spring green-up is still a month away.

What is important to consumer?A survey was conducted of a sample of 1,950 consumers representative of the U.S. population. Respondents were asked to indicate relative value of 11 attributes of ground beef, beef steak, milk, and chicken breast. Freshness and safety ranked highest.

Brazil may be the fitting host of World Cup soccer and the next Olympic games – but its reputation for beef still has some issues, according to a new poll on Progressive Cattleman.

Officials from southwestern states are gearing up to battle the federal government over a new round of fowl language.

Art’s Way offers two new high performance portable Rollermill Mixers for the beef industry – the 105-bushel model 6105, and 165-bushel model 6530.

Do you know a Montana rancher or two who is a leader in stewardship, implementing conservation practices to ensure the social, economic and environmental sustainability of their operation? If so, encourage them to apply for the Montana Environmental Stewardship Award, presented by the Montana Stockgrowers Association (MSGA). Applications for the 2014 award are due June 30.

A South Dakota circuit court judge has ruled that Beef Products Inc. can proceed with its $1.2 billion lawsuit against ABC and its news department for its 2012 coverage referring to its beef product as “pink slime.”