Beef production from cattle and calves dropped 1% in 2022 to 45.7 billion pounds, while total production from cattle, calves, hogs and pigs jumped up to 86.3 billion pounds.

We are no longer dreaming of a technological age for innovation in Idaho agriculture, we’re well into its dawning reality. It’s good to know that as more people from urban areas come to this state, the identity we have with agriculture becomes more prominent.

What do your middle school geography class and your ability to plan for more forage and herd expansion have in common? You might say it begins with a familiarity of the Pacific Ocean.

As national economic leaders approach their second year of battling inflation, it’s critical for ag business owners to know where the shelling is hitting hardest.

The Biden administration issued a water law reversal on the last working day of 2022, creating further change in the longstanding issue of how to define navigable waters of the U.S., including streams, runoff and ponds used in agriculture.

The Biden administration issued a water law reversal on the last working day of the year, thus creating more uncertainty in the longstanding issue of how to define navigable waters of the U.S., including streams, runoff and ponds used in agriculture.

U.S. beef production is poised to end 2022 with another record in total output, as January through October federally inspected slaughtered beef hit 23.25 billion pounds – a 1.9% increase over the same 10-month period from 2021’s record production.

Export volume of U.S. beef ran at a higher pace in October 2022 than one year ago, while export beef value kept rolling toward a record pace for the year.