Agriculture as an industry is cyclical in nature, and when it comes to the current U.S. beef cattle inventory and price cycles, a lot of the conditions currently affecting markets
Making money in the cattle business isn't guaranteed, even when you work hard, Jenny Schlecht says. Any claims that you can make money in cattle without the work should be viewed with skepticism.
Making money in the cattle business isn't guaranteed, even when you work hard, Jenny Schlecht says. Any claims that you can make money in cattle without the work should be viewed with skepticism.
A federal judge has allowed the reintroduction of gray wolves in Colorado to move forward in the coming days by denying a request Friday from the state’s cattle industry for a temporary delay in the predators’ release. While the lawsuit will continue, Judge Regina Rodriguez’s ruling allows Colorado to proceed with its plan to find, capture and transport up to 10 wolves from Oregon starting Sunday. The lawsuit from the Colorado Cattlemen’s Association and The Gunnison County Stockgrowers’ Association alleges that the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service failed to adequately review the potential impacts of Colorado’s plan to release up to 50 wolves in Colorado over the next several years.
SENECA — The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife have confirmed another depredation in Grant County, this time attributed to wolves in the Murderer s Creek area of known wolf activity.
State wildlife managers investigated the depredation of one injured four month-old-calf on private land in Bear Valley on Wednesday, Dec. 13., said Ryan Torland, ODFW wildlife biologist for the John Day District.