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  • Opening markets on The Ranch

    Opening markets on The Ranch

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    Grain and livestock markets opened mixed as traders continue reacting to supply expectations and outside market signals. Corn futures started slightly lower with the July contract at 4.66 and a quarter, down one and a quarter. Soybeans moved higher with the July contract at 11.94 and three quarters, up two and a half. Wheat showed…

  • Florida cattle producers prepare for early heat stress

    Florida cattle producers prepare for early heat stress

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    In Florida, cattle producers are preparing for increasing heat and humidity as summer conditions begin to build. Warm overnight temperatures and high humidity levels reduce cattle’s ability to cool down, raising the risk of heat stress. Producers are adjusting management practices by improving water access, modifying grazing schedules, and increasing shade where possible. Heat stress…

  • Missouri cattle processing capacity begins ramp up

    Missouri cattle processing capacity begins ramp up

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    In Wright City, Missouri, America’s Heartland Packing LLC has started early operations at its new fed cattle processing facility. The plant is currently running limited numbers as crews work through startup procedures, staffing, and inspection flow. The goal is to steadily increase daily harvest levels as operations become more consistent. For producers across Missouri and…

  • U.S. Beef Demand Stays Strong Despite Higher Prices at Grocery Stores

    U.S. Beef Demand Stays Strong Despite Higher Prices at Grocery Stores

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    Beef prices holding better than expected Even with beef prices remaining elevated at grocery stores and restaurants, consumer demand for U.S. beef continues holding together better than many analysts expected this spring. Retail beef prices have remained near record levels in recent months as tight cattle supplies continue supporting the market. Strong fed cattle prices…

  • Pillen Signs LB 1187 to Overhaul Nebraska Brand Committee and Fees

    Pillen Signs LB 1187 to Overhaul Nebraska Brand Committee and Fees

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    New Nebraska Brand Law Signed to Modernize Cattle Inspection and GovernanceLINCOLN — Governor Jim Pillen has officially signed LB 1187, a landmark overhaul of the Nebraska Livestock Brand Act designed to settle long-standing industry disputes. The new law expands the Nebraska Brand Committee from five to seven members, specifically adding representatives for cattle feeders and…

  • Opening Markets on The Ranch

    Opening Markets on The Ranch

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    myradioranch.com Grain trade is starting the morning under a little pressure while cattle are holding strong. Corn is trading at $4.55 cents per bushel as planting pace across the Midwest continues to weigh on the market. Soybeans are sitting at $11.70 per bushel with traders balancing global supply against steady demand. Wheat is trading at…