Feedstuffs

3 weeks ago | feedstuffs.com | Hallie Gu |Alfred Cang

By Hallie Gu and Alfred CangChina has suspended chicken products imports from two American producers, part of retaliatory measures against the U.S. after President Donald Trump announced new tariffs on the Asian nation. China is halting poultry imports from Mountaire Farms of Delaware, Inc. and Coastal Processing, LLC, to safeguard consumers’ health after detecting banned drugs in U.S. chicken products many times, according to a statement on the website of General Administration of Customs.

3 weeks ago | feedstuffs.com | Joshua Baethge |Andy Castillo

Time will tell how history remembers April 2, 2025. According to President Donald Trump, people will look back on the day he’s dubbed “Liberation Day” and remember it as the moment American industry was “reborn” and its destiny “reclaimed.” Despite warnings from economists of higher inflation and damaged international relations, Trump believes tariffs will in time make the nation “good and wealthy.”Beginning at midnight April 3, his theory will be put to the test.

3 weeks ago | feedstuffs.com | Sarah Muirhead |Greg Soulje

Greg Soulje brings over 30 years of experience as an agricultural broadcast meteorologist. He shares his insight on multiple media platforms ranging from traditional television, print, and radio formats to webcasting. Greg's reliable forecasts are seen every week on “This Week in Agribusiness,” with Mike Pearson and Max Armstrong. He is also heard daily on over 300+ stations in a dozen states across the Nation’s heartland.

1 month ago | feedstuffs.com | Sarah Muirhead

Live Stream Thursday, March 27 at 1 PM CT - Joining us to discuss how to improve ROI and carcass value of finishing cattle are Dr. Reinaldo Cooke, a Professor in the Department of Animal Science at Texas A&M University, and James Prather, manager at Spindletop Ranch. Sarah Muirhead, Brand Management Director - LivestockNew research conducted by Texas A&M University and FERA Diagnostics & Biologicals has been approved for publication in the Translational Animal Science journal.

1 month ago | feedstuffs.com | Ann Hess

Priorities for U.S. pork producers in 2025 include tariffs and trade, line speeds and labor, Prop 12 as well as the prevention/preparation for foreign animal diseases. Joining us to discuss these topics and more is National Pork Producers Council President Duane Stateler.