Since zero tariffs for cattle and beef went into effect between the U.S., Canada and Mexico in 1994, the U.S. has lost about ...

Some cattle ranchers in the U.S. are bullish about the new tariffs on imported goods that President Donald Trump announced ...

Dairy leaders called for a targeted approach to tariffs and an emphasis on positive negotiations with most trading partners.

Free trade dogma suggests that more imports benefit consumers by affording them more choices and lower prices. Let’s see if this holds true in the U.S. beef market. We’ll go back nine years to 2016.

Ranchers hope President Trump’s tariffs will help them. But tariffs keep changing so it’s hard for ranchers to plan.

President Donald Trump took executive action to impose tariffs and the ag industry's take on it varies, Dave Bergmeier writes.

In a new study of ancient aurochs genomes published in Nature, Sinding and other researchers have shed light on the deep ...

By imposing tariffs on imported beef, the administration may create a level playing field for the American cattle producer, offering us a chance to compete in our own domestic market and a ...

More than a thousand cattle breeds found around the world can all be traced back to a common ancestor: the aurochs. Today, the scale of the dairy and beef industries has far-reaching consequences for ...

domestic cattle, and domestic cattle feeding opportunities with cheaper imports and this has resulted in the alarming contraction of our domestic beef supply chain. Zero tariffs threaten our ...

Some cattle ranchers in the U.S. are bullish about President Donald Trump’s newest tariffs. Last week, the Trump administration announced a baseline levy of 10% on goods imported from foreign ...

The U.S. cattle and sheep industries have experienced significant decline due to zero-tariff policies allowing cheaper imports to displace domestic production. This decline in domestic production ...