Jennifer Carrico
Senior Livestock Editor at The Progressive Farmer
Raising the sixth generation on the family cattle farm. Agricultural communicator & photographer. Senior Livestock Editor at DTN/The Progressive Farmer
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New Nebraska Program Set to Attract Large Animal Veterinarians to the State 4/14/2025 | 2:57 PM CDT By Jennifer Carrico , Senior Livestock Editor REDFIELD, Iowa (DTN) -- Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen has announced a new grant program to attract and retain production animal veterinarians to the state. "Livestock is a big deal in Nebraska.
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Beef Co-op Partners With Genetic Sourcing Company 4/10/2025 | 4:52 AM CDT By Jennifer Carrico , Senior Livestock Editor REDFIELD, Iowa (DTN) -- Legacy Beef Co-op, the supplier of cattle to Cattlemen's Heritage Beef Company, announced April 9 a partnership with Top Dollar Angus.
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Cattlemen Could Continue to Deal With Drought This Spring 4/7/2025 | 5:06 PM CDT By Jennifer Carrico , Senior Livestock Editor REDFIELD, Iowa (DTN) -- Spring means cattle producers are thinking about green grass and turning cows out on range and pastures. Some areas have seen ample moisture throughout the winter, while others are still dealing with drought conditions.
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National Pork Board CEO Bill Even Steps Down, Search Begins for New Leader 4/7/2025 | 4:35 PM CDT By Jennifer Carrico , Senior Livestock Editor REDFIELD, IOWA (DTN) -- The National Pork Board (NPB), has announced its chief executive officer, Bill Even, will step down from the role with his last day being May 1, 2025. The announcement came in a news release from NPB saying he will return to his family farming operation in South Dakota.
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dtnpf.com | Jennifer Carrico
Cattlemen Could Continue to Deal With Drought This Spring 4/4/2025 | 12:26 PM CDT By Jennifer Carrico , Senior Livestock Editor REDFIELD, Iowa (DTN) -- Spring means cattle producers are thinking about green grass and turning cows out on range and pastures. Some areas have seen ample moisture throughout the winter, while others are still dealing with drought conditions.
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RT @dtnpf: Trade was top of mind during a trip U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins took across the state of Iowa on Monday. The m…
RT @dtnpf: Two beef plants are set to open for operation at a time when the cattle supply is low and packers are not seeing as much profit,…
Good to see @CDFAnews is taking measures to lower H5N1 virus spread in animals & people.
The H5N1 strain of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza has continued to spread across dairy herds in the U.S., with California being hit the hardest, leading to a ban on all dairy exhibitions until the risk lowers. Livestock Editor @JennCattleGal reports: https://t.co/sTBLbwYRO5 https://t.co/UCwuvaoieG