Ground Beef Prices Hit Record Highs
Ground beef prices surged to new highs in June, reflecting ongoing challenges in the cattle industry and global trade dynamics. According to National Association of
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Ground beef prices surged to new highs in June, reflecting ongoing challenges in the cattle industry and global trade dynamics. According to National Association of
June to be established as Agriculture Month in Nevada with first State Fair since 2010 On Wednesday, Aug. 6, 2025, Governor Joe Lombardo signed AB
Q3 2025 UPDATE A MESSAGE FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR “The Cattle Council continues to champion California’s cattle industry and the ranchers, cattle feeders, and dairy
Often, it is stated in meetings and publications that restoration, or rehabilitation efforts on Great Basin or Intermountain West rangelands are met with high failure
An analysis of western ranching politics. WILDFIRE UPDATE Number of new large fires: 4Number of active large fires: 90Acres in active fires: 1,149,547New large fires
Getting beef from the pasture to the consumer’s plate is no easy feat. Today, a challenge many ranchers face is locating a facility that will
Funding Opportunity: Equipment Grants to Strengthen Nevada’s Food Supply Chain The Nevada Department of Agriculture is offering Simplified Equipment-Only Grants through the Resilient Food Systems
In my experience, during my many years working with the Nevada Legislature, every time a legislative session ends there is a period during which it
As I write this article, the Dog Days of Summer are drawing to a close, and as you read this article, Fall will probably be
On August 15, 2025, the U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke L. Rollins at the Texas State Capitol alongside Governor Greg Abbott and stakeholders from across