Colorado ranchers face rising costs as US cattle herd shrinks to decades-low levels

Colorado ranchers are adapting to rising costs, the drought and a shrinking cattle herd to keep their operations alive.

Are Raising Good Cattle and Living a Good Life the Same Thing? ~The 'Unsung Heroes' of the Farm â‘£~

This series reaches its final installment with this post.As we wrap up this series, which has introduced nine asset members, ...
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Cattle Raised for Beef Are Heavier Than Ever, Raising New Concerns in the Industry About Animal Health and Welfare

In 1975, the average cattle carcass weight — the combined average for steers and heifers after slaughter — was 615 pounds. By 2024, it had risen to 890 pounds, an increase of about 45%, according to U ...