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Drovers Round Up May 14

23 hours ago | drovers.com | Maggie Malson

Hereford Feedout ProgramProducers with Hereford genetics can participate in the Hereford Feedout Program, created by the American Hereford Association (AHA) and HRC Feed Yards.
Understand the $6.50 Surge in Feeder Cattle Futures

2 days ago | drovers.com | Maggie Malson

The cattle market hit records numbers on May 12, with August feeder cattle futures reaching highs of $306.85. Not to be attributed to just one thing, this $6.50 surge is likely due to tandem effects of both the lowering of tariffs with China, as well as the USDA’s decision to close the southern border again because of concerns with New World Screwworm. “Markets are way up today if you looked at the futures, but it’s hard to sort out how much of that is due to Mexico,” says Derrell S.
Good Communication Key to Family Business Success

3 days ago | drovers.com | Maggie Malson

Most people in agriculture have a “sorting pen” story or have seen a meme about working cattle with family and the challenges it can bring. However, these scenarios also offer opportunities to grow. When a person or a family recognizes the way they’re doing things isn’t working and want to make changes in how they communicate or deal with emotions, it starts with acknowledging the issue.
Marketing Options for Small Producers

6 days ago | drovers.com | Maggie Malson

The more controlled the calving season the better for producers when it comes to marketing calves, team members shared on a recent BCI Cattle Chat podcast in response to a listener question. “If you can shorten and have a more uniform calving season, then think about the marketing side,” says Dustin Pendell, K-State associate professor in agricultural economics.
Beef-on-Dairy: A Very Lucrative Proposition for Producers

6 days ago | drovers.com | Karen Bohnert

The U.S. beef industry is experiencing a significant transformation, with dairy producers playing an increasingly crucial role in meeting the nation’s beef demand. This shift is driven by several factors, as explained by Dan Basse, president of AgResource Company on a recent episode of Professional Dairy Producers (PDP) “Dairy Signal.” According to Basse, beef-on-dairy crossbreds have become an indispensable part of the industry.
Spring Cattle Processing Tips to Enhance Herd Health and Diminish Stress

6 days ago | drovers.com | Angie Stump Denton

Pastures are turning green, which means it’s time to work cows and calves. Achieving the best results with vaccines requires using the correct syringes and needles, good management practices and functional facilities. It’s also important to involve your veterinarian. A vaccine is used to reduce the risk of disease, but giving an injection does not completely prevent disease nor does it mean immediate protection.
Trump Announces Win for Beef and Ethanol Trade With UK

6 days ago | drovers.com | Angie Stump Denton

On Thursday, President Donald Trump and United Kingdom Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced a historic trade deal, providing American companies unprecedented access to the UK markets while bolstering U.S. national security. “The deal includes billions of dollars of increased market access for American exports, especially in agriculture, dramatically increasing access for American beef, ethanol and virtually all of the products produced by our great farmers,” Trump explains.
How Focusing on Good Movement Draws Good Movement In Both Cattle and People

1 week ago | drovers.com | Maggie Malson

The path to mental health and emotional well-being started for Nebraska rancher Terryn Drieling in 2016 while moving cows. After she opened the gate and asked the first couple pairs to move through and they did, she sat horseback on top of the hill and watched as the rest of the cows picked up their calves and headed off in the direction of the fresh pasture.
Future of U.S. Red Meat: Short-Term Pain for Long-Term Gain?

1 week ago | drovers.com | Jennifer Shike

“There’s a lot of moving parts with this whole situation with China,” Dan Halstrom, president and CEO of the U.S. Meat Export Federation (USMEF) told AgriTalk’s Chip Flory. “First of all, there’s a lot of jostling that goes on in a normal environment from one week to the next. So, that in and of itself is not that abnormal.”But we all know there’s a lot going on right now when it comes to tariffs.
Under Contract: Future of the Oklahoma National Stockyards Remains Optimistic

1 week ago | drovers.com | Maggie Malson

One of the largest livestock auctions in the country, the Oklahoma National Stockyards (ONSY), has been placed under contract for purchase by a group of investors, according to a release. The buyer group, led by Oklahoma farmer, rancher and cattle feeder, Chris Franklin, plans to ensure continued operation of the livestock market with possible development of adjoining properties.