Farmers
Chief minister Yogi Adityanath marked the beginning of the five-day Deepotsav celebrations by performing the sacred Govardhan Puja at the Gorakhnath Temple in Gorakhpur. During the ceremony, he stressed the importance of the festival, which represents India's deep connection with nature, agriculture, and cattle. The CM emphasized the
Farmers
The Illinois Corn Marketing Board, along with U.S. cattle farmers and ranchers, is opposing a proposal to import more beef from Argentina, citing concerns for American livelihoods and rural communities. The plan, announced by President Trump, aims to lower beef prices through increased imports, but economists suggest that the
Beef cattle
U.S. cattle producers have expressed strong opposition to President Donald Trump's suggestion to import beef from Argentina, citing concerns that it would harm domestic cattle producers and interfere with free-market principles. The National Cattlemen's Beef Association (NCBA) warned that such imports would create chaos for
Beef
President Trump's proposal to import more beef from Argentina to alleviate high prices has sparked a fierce backlash from American cattle ranchers, who argue that the plan will undermine domestic production and quality. The idea is at odds with the president's usual protectionist stance and has
Beef cattle
U.S. cattle producers have expressed strong opposition to President Donald Trump's suggestion to import beef from Argentina, citing concerns that it would harm domestic cattle producers and interfere with free-market principles. The National Cattlemen's Beef Association (NCBA) warned that such imports would create chaos for
Farmers
A brisk trade for all types of livestock was observed at Rathfriland Mart, with strong prices recorded across various categories. The weekly sales saw a good show of sheep, with ewes selling to a good trade, and cattle reaching top prices. Buyers from across the region were in attendance, taking
Commodity futures
The U.S. livestock market experienced a week of significant fluctuations, with prices for cattle and hogs experiencing sharp declines due to concerns about softening cash values, wholesale pork demand worries, and the impact of mad-cow disease surveillance testing program scaling down. The Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) hogs closed lower
Commodity futures
Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) live and feeder cattle futures closed lower on Monday in reaction to late Friday's decline in cash live cattle values and expectations of additional summer seasonal price weakness in the coming weeks. The August live cattle futures settlement was 107 points lower at 82.
Beef cattle
Tuesday's session for Chicago Mercantile Exchange live cattle futures was expected to be steady compared to Monday's late action, with traders focused on technical charts testing resistance levels. April live cattle futures had hit a three-week high, but was facing a barrier at 89.00 cents-per-pound.
Beef cattle
Chicago Mercantile Exchange live cattle futures rallied to their highest levels in more than three weeks in active trade amid a confluence of positive price factors, according to the Dow Jones report. The market's momentum was fueled by the Japan government's recent decision to partially lift
Beef cattle
The global livestock market experienced various developments in January 2005, with key events impacting the industry's dynamics. A notable trend was the announcement by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) to propose regulations allowing expanded access for U.S. cattle and beef products. Meanwhile, Australia's cattle
Beef cattle
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has proposed new regulations to remove import restrictions on a range of US commodities, including live cattle, beef, and various other products. This move comes after the detection of bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) in Washington State in December 2003. The proposed regulations aim to
