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New research explains price spreads

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By Bill Bullard
| Capital Press Verified
During R-CALF USA’s 2026 Annual Convention, economist T. Jake Smith of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln presented findings of a recent research paper he co-authored with economist GianCarlo Moschini, Iowa State University, titled Spatial Price Competition and Buyer Power in the U.S. Beef Packing Industry. The researchers set out to identify the drivers of cattle prices, and price spreads between cattle prices and wholesale beef prices.
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COMMENTARY: What to do about the screwworm Original

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By Bill Bullard, R-Calf Usa
| Fort Morgan Times Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... At the time of this writing, there are 25 cases of New World Screwworm in the United States, 24 cases are in central and southwest Texas and 1 case was detected in a dog in southeast New Mexico. The cases involve cattle, goats, sheep, and a dog. So far, there have been no detections in U.S. wildlife, nor are there any fly trap detections. It’s been 23 days since the first detection, which occurred on June 3.
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Farm bill: Progress or more of the same?

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By Bill Bullard
| AgriNews Verified
We typically measure the current state of our livestock industries by comparing them to conditions that existed a bit over a generation ago, in 1980, and we evaluate the industry trends that have materialized since then. Several events occurred in the 1980s that profoundly influenced the trajectories of our livestock industries. In the early ‘80s, our nation faced an agricultural recession marked by a severe economic cost and price squeeze that forced many livestock producers out of business.
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