Weekly protein report: Market volatility highlights dairy diversification opportunity
20:02 | 19/07/2026
With cattle markets correcting, dairy producers leveraging beef genetics may be better positioned to capture value across cycles
Soybean futures slip on milder weather outlook - CBOT
19:55 | 19/07/2026
New-crop export sales top expectations despite pressure
USDA research links degraded fats in feed to growth losses
15:22 | 09/07/2026
Oxidised oils cut pig growth by 25% and broiler gains by 10%
California Dairy Study Raises New Questions About How H5N1 Spreads
23:24 | 10/05/2026
Researchers detected infectious H5N1 virus in milking parlor air and wastewater systems while also identifying possible subclinical infections in cattle.
Research findings show calf-centric nutrition can shape calf health, support herd resilience, and enhance productivity
21:55 | 05/04/2026
Research from Trouw Nutrition and its LifeStart programme is prompting a shift in how the dairy sector approaches calf nutrition
Fewer Farms Contribute to Data Concerns
10:16 | 27/03/2026
USDA looking for public comments on reporting methods.
As USDA halts animal imports, UF experts explain the risk of the New World screwworm
13:02 | 08/03/2026
The Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (FDACS) is urging veterinarians, livestock producers, and animal health professionals to be vigilant and recognize the signs and symptoms of the New World screwworm, as the threat of its spread increases in the United States.
Screwworms could pose a threat to livestock, wildlife, and domestic animals, especially those linked to the U.S. food system, such as beef and dairy cattle. The threat is particularly serious in states with warm climates and abundant animal populations like Florida.
To help you better understand this insect, University of Florida experts explain what the New World screwworm is, why it represents a problem that the United States has successfully controlled in the past, and how to identify signs of screwworm infections in your animals.
Weekly protein report: USDA raises 2026 all-milk price forecast
10:39 | 23/02/2026
In its February supply and demand update, the USDA raised its 2026 all-milk price forecast to $18.95 per cwt as butter, cheese, and nonfat dry milk prices firmed. Higher product values pushed Class III and IV projections upward despite expanding milk output
Why the U.S. Milking Herd is Growing Despite Record-Low Replacement Numbers
10:35 | 23/02/2026
High beef prices and genomic breakthroughs are rewriting the dairy playbook, keeping the U.S. milking herd at record levels as producers prioritize beef-on-dairy calves and high-component milk.
South Africa beef exports drop 26% in 2025
13:42 | 15/02/2026
FMD outbreak, China ban rattle red meat sector
