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Another WDE Win for UM

Published September 28, 2026

The University of Minnesota won the World Dairy Expo collegiate dairy cattle judging contest for the fourth straight year. A member of the University of Minnesota team, Jacob Harbaugh, was also the top individual judge. World Dairy Expo continues through…

ICE Enforcement Disrupts Cattle Slaughter

Published September 27, 2026

Cattle supplies backed up this past week with federal immigration officials targeting meatpacking plants and other ag facilities in Kansas. Cattle slaughter totaled 484,000 head this past week, down more than 13 percent from the same week last year. ICE…

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Schmidt Family Accepts NDSA’s Highest Honor

Published September 26, 2026

Jason Schmidt of Crystal Springs was posthumously honored with the Top Hand Award. This is the North Dakota Stockmen’s Association’s highest honor. Schmidt served as NDSA president in 2010 at age 39, making him one of the youngest presidents in…

NDSA Honorary Membership Presented to Schmitt, Price

Published September 26, 2026

The North Dakota Stockmen’s Association recognized Randy Schmitt of Rugby and Clark Price of Hensler with its Honorary Membership Award. This award is a salute to their service to the organization, beef industry and their communities.

Riding the Brand Award Goes to Doan

Published September 26, 2026

The North Dakota Stockmen’s Association honored Jerry Doan of Black Leg Ranch at McKenzie with its Riding for the Brand Award, which honors at least 65 years of membership. Doan said his family has been involved in ranching for six…

Beef Imports Add Market Uncertainty

Published September 25, 2026

The North Dakota Stockmen’s Association is expressing frustration with the Trump administration’s decision to import additional beef. NDSA Vice President Tim Erbele said producers worry the move could create more market uncertainty at a time when the U.S. cattle inventory…

Hogs and Pigs Report Released

Published September 25, 2026

The U.S. hog inventory is down from a year ago. USDA says there were 74.3 million hogs and pigs on U.S. farms September 1. That’s down two percent from last year, but up two percent from June. The breeding inventory…

Numbers Picking Up at Regional Auction Barns

Published September 24, 2026

The fall feeder cattle run is underway across the Northern Plains. “The yearling run is in full blast and, you know, at prices near record highs, about the same as they were last year,” said Tim Petry, livestock marketing economist,…

Can We Get Less Help From the Government?

Published September 24, 2026

The cattle business has been whipsawed by a series of policy headlines, ranging from additional lower-tariff foreign beef imports to renewed discussion of mandatory country-of-origin labeling. National Cattlemen’s Beef Association Senior Vice President of Government Affairs Ethan Lane said cattle producers…

Potential Policy Change Ahead of Midterms

Published September 24, 2026

According to Politico, White House officials may be reconsidering its controversial decision to import foreign lean beef trimmings. The Domestic Policy Council is reportedly looking for ways to partially roll back the imports ahead of the midterm elections. Farm-state lawmakers…

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Livestock Articles

Another WDE Win for UM

ICE Enforcement Disrupts Cattle Slaughter

Schmidt Family Accepts NDSA’s Highest Honor

NDSA Honorary Membership Presented to Schmitt, Price

Riding the Brand Award Goes to Doan

Beef Imports Add Market Uncertainty

Hogs and Pigs Report Released

Numbers Picking Up at Regional Auction Barns

Can We Get Less Help From the Government?

Potential Policy Change Ahead of Midterms

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