USDA lowers 2026 cattle price forecast as Tyson cuts capacity, easing competition for scarce supplies. Beef imports expected ...

Lexington facility closure reflects industry adjustment to declining fed cattle numbers and higher prices in beef sector.

Cattle prices won’t rise as much as previously expected in 2026, as the closure of a Tyson Foods Inc. plant is seen loosening competition for scarce US supplies.

Biden’s Green New Deal policies drove up the cost of fuel, feed, and fertilizer. His “eat soy” range war against ranchers ...

Quotes for fat cattle have slipped back again this week, but unlike last week when some factories cut quotes by up to 6p/kg, it is a 2p/kg deduction in most cases. It means the best base quote is at ...

Tyson’s contribution margin was likely getting squeezed from both sides, hence the decision to close the Lexington plant.

Consumption of America’s favorite red meat has grown in recent years while the cattle herd continues to shrink due to low ...

Beef prices at the supermarket won't change much as a result of Tyson Foods Inc.'s plan to close a big beef processing plant ...

Comparatively high litter rates and low pig death losses suggest South Dakota hog producers have a productivity and animal ...

Tyson Foods will convert its Amarillo beef plant to one full-capacity shift in January as cattle supplies tighten and the ...

Decades of failed reform attempts show how structural economics, regional lock-in, and strict antitrust standards have ...

Tyson Foods’ decision to close a beef plant in Lexington, Nebraska, could devastate the small city and undermine the profits of ranchers nationwide.