Dave Bergmeier

USDA's May 22 cattle on feed report was in general alignment with industry expectations, Dave Bergmeier writes.

Mexico’s dairy sector signals strong demand and expanding opportunities for United States producers, Fred Hall writes.

Many have speculated that it was not going to be a matter of “if” New World screwworm would cross the Mexican border into the United States, but “when.” Recently, those expectations turned out to be true.

Kansas wheat harvest faces uncertainty as drought, hail and rain reshape expectations across fields and local elevators.

Rebuilding the nation's cowherd is not an easy fix. Besides heifer retention, interest rates and input costs, there is another question

Broiler production helped boost the meat outlook, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture's World Supply and Demands Estimates report posted on June 11.

The heaviest precipitation this past week occurred across the Midwest and Southern Plains.

The recent reports of New World screwworm cases in several Texas livestock came as no surprise to many in the industry, including Bob McCan.

The High Plains wheat crop unfortunately is going to be one for record books. In the Sunflower State, abandonment of acres is expected to reach 15% or more, said one Kansas State University expert.

I was born in Hutchinson, Kansas, but spent most of my childhood in Wichita. My parents have worked hard their entire lives, my dad as a master electrician and my mom as a warehouse manager.