Flesh-Eating Parasite Has Iowa Livestock Farmers on Alert
A parasite that feeds on living flesh has resurfaced in the U.S., prompting concern among livestock producers.
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Plant Closures Spark Volatility in Cattle Futures, Iowa Producers on Edge
Cattle futures fell limit-down after news of Tyson plant closures, raising questions about packer capacity, cash bids, and how far cattle prices could drop for producers across the Midwest, including Iowa.
Eastern Iowa Cattle Herd First in State Infected With Parasite
A parasitic infection has hit Iowa’s cattle industry—marking the first known case in the state.
Iowa Cattleman Starts New State Livestock Group
A cattle farmer started a new statewide livestock group focusing on local policy.
Flies Are Causing Economic Losses For Iowa Cattle Producers
Just as flies can be annoying to us, they can also cause a nuisance to our cattle.
Iowa Truckers Take Caution: OK Cattle on the Run After Truck Tip
A truck carrying 71 heads of cattle down Interstate 44 in Tulsa Oklahoma tipped over Tuesday night causing cattle to get loose.
Iowa Cattlemen's Assoc. to Host Education Session for Producers
The Iowa Cattlemen’s Association will be hosting a series of free educational programs in January and March 2022.
Plans Revealed For $325 Million Iowa Beef Processing Facility
Developers say the plant will have an annual economic impact of more than a billion dollars.
Iowa Farmer Accused of Starving Dozens of Cattle to Death
Charges are pending against farmer authorities say failed to "adequately feed his cattle which likely resulted in fatalities."