Category: Ag News

Cow Calf Corner Mark Johnson: Your Next Generation of Cows

Build Back Better – Replacement Heifer Series – Article 8  The opportunity to make our next generation of cows a better fit to our production system and genetically capable of creating more profit potential is historically unprecedented. More tools are available to assist cattle breeders in this quest than ever before. The series of “Build …

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Tuesday Preopening Market Update with Dave Lanning

RON’s Dave Lanning has a pre-opening look at today’s agricultural Markets. Click the audio tab below for today’s report.

Feeder Steers and Heifers Higher at Joplin Regional Stockyards on Monday

Farm and Ranch News for Tuesday, December 30, 2025

Daily Cash Grains For December 29, 2025

Choice Boxed Beef Continues Fall- Off $1.88 to $349.33 on Monday

It was a mixed bag on Monday, December 29th as Choice Boxed Beef Continued it’s downward trajectory- off $1.88 to $349.33. Select Beef was higher in the afternoon report- up $1.82 to $345.62 as the choice/select spread narrowed to just $3.71 on 113 loads.

Justin Lewis Market Update December 29, 2025

Cody Hornaday: Key Agronomic Lessons from the 2025 Crop Season

As the 2025 crop season wrapped up, Cody Hornaday of Koch Agronomic Services spoke with Maci Carter and said that weather-driven variability created major agronomic challenges, especially around nitrogen management. Looking back on the year, Hornaday emphasized that “Mother Nature was a key player as always,” noting that both above- and below-ground nitrogen losses were …

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Cow Calf Corner Dr. Derrell Peel: Cattle Prices: A Look Back…and a Look Ahead

Cattle prices advanced for a third consecutive year in 2025.  Prices for all classes of cattle moved higher, setting frequent records for most of the first three quarters of the year before experiencing a sharp correction in the fourth quarter.  Cattle prices recovered in December to end the year and set the stage for markets …

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Britt Hicks: December Beef Cattle Research Update

Assessment of Forage Inclusion Strategies as a Means of Reducing Liver Abscesses in Finishing Feedlot Cattle The average incidence of liver abscesses within beef cattle feedlots ranges from 12 to 32%;1, 2 butcan be as high as 95%.3 Liver abscesses in feedlot cattle are a cause of decreased performanceand reduced carcass value which have been …

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