Jerry Nine is an Opinion Columnist at HPJ. He focuses on themes such as agriculture and farming, with particular attention to farm management, ranching, and regional interests in North America. His insights and analyses are featured in HPJ, where he brings a nuanced perspective to the world of farming and rural issues.
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While wheat harvest is going to be difficult, the cattle market is red hot, Jerry Nine writes in his column.
The fat cattle trade last week was $258 to $260 per hundredweight in the north and south. I am amazed we are still at these levels. There are 15 screwworm cases so far in the United States.
Our cattle business is very interesting to say the least. It has been a lot more interesting these past two or three years when most have experienced good cattle profits
In this heat the most important thing to consider with livestock is water. It is so easy to get busy and think, “I will do that tomorrow” and then the next day get sidetracked and then several days have gone by.
Jerry Nine gives his take on the USDA moving forward with a coordinated reopening of southern cattle ports.
Just in case you hadn't noticed in our area it has been hot.Worse than that is the lack of moisture. Plus, our area had no sub-soil moisture so everything has dried up. Most pastures look like the dead of winter. Actually 30 miles west of where I lived earlier on a few places we did grow grass.
The big news in the cattle industry is the closing of the Tyson processing plant in Joslin, Illinois. This closing will leave 2,700 people without jobs on a single day notice.
Trump posted on social media that the United States will allow up to 300,000 metric tons of beef to be imported over 90 days without triggering higher tariff rates. He said there is a commitment from certain companies that it will be sold 25% below current market prices as 1.1 tons equals a metric ton.
Jerry Nine weighs in on falling cattle prices, beef imports and an alternative he believes could benefit consumers and U.S. cattle producers.
Jerry Nine shares his perspective on packing plant closures, futures trading and the challenges facing cattlemen.
