cattle

Cattle futures fell limit-down after news of Tyson plant closures, raising questions about packer capacity, cash bids, and how far cattle prices could drop for producers across the Midwest, including Iowa.

A parasitic infection has hit Iowa’s cattle industry—marking the first known case in the state.

A cattle farmer started a new statewide livestock group focusing on local policy.

Just like in humans, trust is the most important thing when raising and handling cattle.

Cattlemen’s Heritage is set to begin construction for its new beef processing facility this spring and is an opportunity for producers to invest in themselves.

Just as flies can be annoying to us, they can also cause a nuisance to our cattle.

Iowa Senators Chuck Grassley and Joni Ernst were among the group of senators that proposed the Cattle Price Discovery and Transparency Act back in November. If passed, the bill would be a “compromise cattle market proposal” to help enforce market transparency.

A truck carrying 71 heads of cattle down Interstate 44 in Tulsa Oklahoma tipped over Tuesday night causing cattle to get loose.

Clayton County District Court judge says he will rule soon on the lawsuit against the Iowa Department of Natural Resources and Supreme Beef.

Iowa Cattlemen’s Association will be hosting a series of free educational programs in January and March 2022.