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Angus Beef Bulletin

China Tariff Decisions and Implications for U.S. Beef

Chinese officials announced they would impose quotas on beef imports. Out-of-quota product now faces a 55% tariff. Who stands to lose the most from this, and what does it mean for U.S. beef imports, pricing and U.S. beef exports?

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Angus Beef Bulletin

What Is a Good Bull Worth in 2026?

As the 2026 bull-buying season kicks off, Mark Johnson estimates what a bull should be worth and the factors to consider.

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Heading home with the herd

Angus Beef Bulletin

2025 Year in Review

Story guide to the Angus Beef Bulletin EXTRA for 2025

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Angus Beef Bulletin

Value of Hay as Fertilizer

Capture and utilize nutrients in feed fed this winter by delivering it to livestock where it can benefit the soil and enhance future forage production.

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Angus Beef Bulletin

Recovering Feed Intakes in Feedlot Cattle

How we manage our feeding program after a disruption in intake is critical to get cattle back up on feed and minimize any performance reductions.

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In the cattle markets

Angus Beef Bulletin

In the Cattle Markets

The University of Georgia’s Will Secore provides update on cow-calf costs and returns.

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Angus Beef Bulletin

Beyond the Feedbunk

OSU researchers redefine how producers understand cattle stress with project that brings together animal and meat scientists, sociologists, engineers and computer scientists.

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Angus Beef Bulletin

NDSU Study Reveals $6,600 Cost of Losing 6 Inches of Topsoil

NDSU researchers have estimated the cost of topsoil lost to natural erosion and tillage practices.

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Angus Beef Bulletin

Making the Most of Your Angus Bull with Troy Marshall

Listen in as we visit with Troy Marshall of the American Angus Association regarding making an Angus bull pencil out in your operation, programs (and marketing opportunities) that calves sired by Angus bulls are eligible for and how additional data can help you make decisions in your cow herd.

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