Items Tagged with 'feed prices'
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Cattle producers are privy to more data about their herds and the market than ever before. Combined with their intuition, that data can be a powerful tool for managing risk and animal health.
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USDA milk production lower due to lower cow inventories
The 2024 milk production forecast was lowered from last month. In addition, strong demand and price strength raised cheese and butter prices, while nonfat dry milk and whey price forecasts were lowered based on recent prices.
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Waiting for ships to come in: Rethinking ranch profitability
Producers who simply hope for profitability, rather than demand and plan for it, are missing opportunities as managers.
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Managing silage inventories: What to do if you find yourself short
Proper and accurate planning for silage needs and estimation of inventories are essential for producers to ensure an adequate and consistent supply of their most cost-effective feed source.
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Feed’s role in sustainable beef
Making livestock feed production more sustainable will require high levels of cross-industry collaboration.
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Lessons learned: Planning for future feed shortages
If recent experience has taught us anything, it’s that the cattle industry should anticipate feed shortages and that producers can have a plan in place to continue thriving when those shortages arrive.
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