The eradication fight went into the lab. Meanwhile, a red seaweed is knocking three-quarters of the methane out of grazing cows — if you can get them to eat it.
Harlan Gunderson
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Cattle have never been worth more, and credit has never been harder to pull against them. A deal in Brazil and a trial in Oklahoma both ran through the same piece of hardware this week.
Heat tolerance genetics are finally getting real numbers. The chute is starting to run itself. Two answers to the same squeeze. The best operations will use both.
A Norwegian soil treatment and a Cargill 3D camera walk into Beef Month. Both are solving the same problem: with the herd this tight, every layer of the operation has to work harder.
A federal job taxonomy built for another era says agriculture isn't using AI. The operation running Claude for lease drafts, satellite imagery, and marketing copy disagrees.
The eradication fight went into the lab. Meanwhile, a red seaweed is knocking three-quarters of the methane out of grazing cows — if you can get them to eat it.
The eradication fight went into the lab. Meanwhile, a red seaweed is knocking three-quarters of the methane out of grazing cows — if you can get them to eat it.
Remote water monitoring that works today, in off-grid country. A cattle genome that upgrades every selection decision for the next decade. Same drought summer. Different clocks.
USDA is reopening beef grade standards for the first time in a generation. The comment window closes September 8, and what's on the table could move real money on your grid.
Cattle have never been worth more, and credit has never been harder to pull against them. A deal in Brazil and a trial in Oklahoma both ran through the same piece of hardware this week.
