Lumpy skin’ protests are igniting a wave of solidarity across France, as farmers band together in a bold stand against the government’s proposed cull to combat the cattle disease. Determined demonstrators are demanding smarter, more effective strategies to protect both their livelihoods and their herds
Spain has just reported eight new suspected cases of African swine fever, raising alarm bells over potential export restrictions. In response, authorities are intensifying efforts to contain the outbreak and safeguard the economy
French farmers are standing their ground in the fiery “stop the slaughter” protests, passionately fighting back against plummeting prices and a flood of imports. From coast to countryside, demonstrations are erupting nationwide, casting a powerful spotlight on the growing unrest rocking France’s agricultural heartland
France reports that a recent cattle disease outbreak is now under control, yet farm protests continue to sweep across the country. Farmers remain vocal, raising urgent concerns about livestock health and the effectiveness of government actions
Spain’s pork exports are facing tough challenges as African Swine Fever (ASF) outbreaks disrupt supply chains. With authorities stepping up controls, the ongoing ripple effects continue to put Spain’s position in the global market to the test
Ranchers across the U.S. are sounding the alarm over President Trump’s plan to boost beef imports from Argentina, warning it could jeopardize local businesses and put American jobs at risk. Meanwhile, the administration remains steadfast, touting the move as a bold step toward strengthening trade partnerships
Gov. Jim Pillen has boldly broken ranks with Nebraska’s congressional delegation over former President Trump’s plan to export beef to Argentina. This unexpected divide highlights the contrasting visions for trade and agriculture policy that will shape the state’s future
President Trump called on Argentina to ramp up its beef exports, aiming to ease soaring global prices amid rising inflation. Officials believe this bold move could help address supply shortages and restore much-needed stability to the markets
Shepherds guided their flocks through the vibrant streets of Madrid in a spirited festival that brilliantly blends ancient tradition with the energy of urban life. Stunning photos capture this unique cultural celebration unfolding in the very heart of Spain’s dynamic capital
Under Trump, the US watched its grip on China’s booming beef market slip away, as Australia boldly claimed a larger share of the pie. Trade tensions and tariffs hit US exports hard, clearing the path for Australian beef to dominate, Reuters reports
Mexico is poised to approve additional Brazilian meatpacking plants for exports, an official told Reuters, signaling an exciting boost in trade driven by rising demand and deepening agricultural partnerships between the two countries
Argentina has dramatically cut export taxes on key agricultural products, igniting fresh optimism among farmers by increasing their earnings and strengthening the nation’s competitive edge in global markets. This bold move promises to fuel remarkable growth throughout the country’s agricultural sector
On the eve of new U.S. tariffs, Brazilian beef exports soared to an all-time high in July, showcasing strong global demand despite looming trade restrictions, Reuters reports
China is gearing up to reduce its pig population by 1 million heads as it confronts stubbornly low pork prices and growing deflation threats, sources told the South China Morning Post. This bold step underscores the nation’s determination to stabilize a turbulent market and safeguard its crucial pork industry
Thailand’s poultry industry is on the brink of a thrilling surge, fueled by Brazil’s bird flu outbreak that’s reshaping the market and boosting demand for Thai exports. As feed costs fall, production is accelerating, solidifying Thailand’s position as a powerhouse in the global arena
The U.S. has taken the precautionary step of temporarily halting imports of Mexican beef amid rising concerns about the screwworm, a pest notorious for wreaking havoc on livestock. With worries escalating about its potential spread to Canada, officials are keeping a vigilant eye on the situation.
Recent audits of Brazil’s beef supply chain reveal exciting strides in cutting ties with Amazon deforestation. These findings highlight a promising shift towards sustainable practices, paving the way for a greener future and helping to reduce the environmental impacts associated with livestock production.
Taiwan has excitingly declared that it will lift all restrictions on Japanese beef imports, marking a significant reopening of its market to the country’s renowned products after years of a ban stemming from mad cow disease concerns. This bold move highlights the strengthening trade relations between the two nations.
Registration is now open for the 2025 Holstein Association USA Judges Conference, a key event for dairy professionals. Participants can enhance their judging skills and network with industry leaders. Early registration is encouraged to secure a spot at this vital conference.
Brazil’s chicken exports are soaring past expectations, driven by strong global demand and competitive pricing. The surge highlights the country’s pivotal role in the global poultry market, with significant implications for producers and trade dynamics.
