Ranchers raise concerns over Trump's plan to import beef
USDA's plan targets labeling, land access, and rising costs while Trump permits a 400% increase in Argentine beef imports, raising concerns among ranchers over market impact.
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Ranchers warn against government interference in beef market
Key Points: Arizona agricultural groups oppose beef imports from Argentina Low cattle herds and drought cause market interference concerns, high prices The US Department of Agriculture plans to lower prices by increasing grazing allotments nationwide A couple of Arizona’s agricultural groups are calling on the federal government to reconsider its plan to import beef from Argentina in an effort to lower prices. The Arizona Farm Bureau and the …
Grand County ranchers find hope amid concern about federal cattle policy
Grand County ranchers say the beef industry is finally moving in the right direction after years of stagnation. “It’s nice to see some hope coming our way and for the future of farming,” Penny Bruchez, a fourth-generation rancher said. On Oct. 22, the USDA unveiled its “plan to fortify the American beef industry,” a three-part initiative aimed at: Strengthening ranching operations Expanding processing capacity, consumer transparency and market…
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