Greg Horstmeier

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Celebrating Ag Despite the Challenges 3/17/2025 | 3:20 PM CDT By  Greg D Horstmeier , DTN Editor-in-Chief Most years, this column starts off with a celebratory tone and lots of exclamation marks. As we celebrate National Ag Day in the United States on March 18, it's certainly my hope that we can do it with all the happiness, thankfulness and hope that can be mustered.

1 month ago | dtnpf.com | Greg Horstmeier

Celebrating Ag Despite the Challenges 3/17/2025 | 3:20 PM CDT By  Greg D. Horstmeier , DTN Editor-in-Chief Most years, this column starts off with a celebratory tone and lots of exclamation marks. As we celebrate National Ag Day in the United States on March 18, it's certainly my hope that we can do it with all the happiness, thankfulness and hope that can be mustered.

2 months ago | dtnpf.com | Greg Horstmeier

Thune, Booker Introduce COOL Legislation 2/10/2025 | 4:16 PM CST By  Greg D. Horstmeier , DTN Editor-in-Chief SAN ANTONIO (DTN) -- Country-of-origin labeling, a subject that has divided the cattle world for years, could be back in play during the current Congressional session. The American Beef Labeling Act, which would reinstate mandatory country-of-origin labeling (MCOOL) for beef, was introduced Feb.

2 months ago | dtnpf.com | Greg Horstmeier

Top 5 Things to Watch: DTN Sessions at NFMS, WASDE Reports Start the Week 2/7/2025 | 5:14 PM CST By  Greg D Horstmeier , DTN Editor-in-Chief OMAHA (DTN) -- Here are the Top 5 things the DTN Newsroom is tracking for the week of Feb. 9. Watch for coverage of these and other topics through the week on our subscription platforms as well as on www.DTNPF.com. Note that all report release times are Central Standard Time unless otherwise noted. 1.

2 months ago | dtnpf.com | Greg Horstmeier

Thune, Booker Introduce COOL Legislation 2/6/2025 | 11:23 AM CST By  Greg D. Horstmeier , DTN Editor-in-Chief SAN ANTONIO (DTN) -- Country-of-origin labeling, a subject that has divided the cattle world more than anything this side of a Ford-Chevy-RAM debate, could be back in play during the current Congressional session.