Home › Cattle Herds Shrinking As Plains Storms Fail To End U.S. Drought
 

Keywords :   


Cattle Herds Shrinking As Plains Storms Fail To End U.S. Drought

2013-03-11 18:18:00| Beef

Bloomberg Business Week Keith Kisling normally has 1,500 head of cattle on his land near the Oklahoma-Kansas border. Last years U.S. drought changed all that. For the first time in four decades as a farmer and rancher, he has none. read more

Tags: us end fail plains

Category:Agriculture and Forestry

Latest from this category

All news
08.10McDonalds sues meatpackers for alleged price-fixing
08.10Rumin8 achieves first regulatory approval in Brazil
08.10Pork producers join USDA, EPA to hold ANPC Phosphorus Workshop
08.10Clemens Food Group to close Lancaster-based Kunzler & Company
08.10New Legacy Feed mill expands Keystones swine, animal nutrition into new territory
08.10Masking or not masking for flu?
07.10Additional beef supply starting to show
07.10NCBA shares Hurricane Helene disaster resources
Agriculture and Forestry »
09.10Hurricane Milton Potential Storm Surge Flooding Map
09.10Hurricane Milton Probabilistic Storm Surge Graphics
09.10Hurricane Milton Storm Surge Watch/Warning Map
09.10Hurricane Milton Graphics
09.10Hurricane Milton Wind Speed Probabilities Number 16
09.10Hurricane Leslie Graphics
09.10Hurricane Leslie Wind Speed Probabilities Number 27
09.10Hurricane Leslie Public Advisory Number 27
More »