Carrie sits down with CoBank's Brian Earnest to chat about what we can expect from consumer demand for beef and other animal proteins in 2026. Then, Tyrell visits with Certified Angus Beef's Bruce Cobb about what raising bigger cattle means for every step of the supply chain. Finally, the new Dietary Guidelines for Americans have been released, and the crew has some thoughts.

Don’t miss this episode of the podcast where John Masswohl, the emeritus director of international relations at the Canadian Cattle Association, takes a deep dive into the big topics related to U.S. and Canadian beef production, government transitions in both countries, and renegotiating trade agreements in 2026.

In this episode, we’ll break down how virtual fencing is reshaping grazing for livestock producers across the country.

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.

CattleCon 2026 is more than just a convention – it’s where the beef industry meets. Whether you're a seasoned producer, an industry expert or just starting out, this is the one event that you don’t want to miss.

Join the Progressive Cattle crew as they try to make sense of the U.S. beef industry's import and export markets.

Luke Hisel of Redd Summit explains how Pasture, Rangeland and Forage (PRF) Insurance is tied to historic rainfall and why the right grids and intervals make all the difference.

Todd Miller of Head Honchos talks with Tyrell Marchant about H-2A programs, and Abby George joins Joe Paschal, Texas A&M University, to discuss New World screwworm and whether it's if it comes or when it comes. The podcast team chats about beef prices and the best Western movie actors.

In this episode, Dr. Elizabeth Backes-Belew from Purina Animal Nutrition dives into industry trends, including genetic advancements that are producing larger cows. Hear her recommendations for management practices necessary to keep up with the growth potential.

Catch the sounds of Idaho’s Cassia County Fair, as our own columnist and fair board member Paul Marchant introduces the fair board President Trevor Stapelman, an FFA Advisor Cami Schumann and Addi Jones, overall champion from the heifer futurity contest. And catch up with two of CoBank’s Knowledge Exchange analysts on the ranching work force and herd rebuilding.