![Surviving Black Vultures and Their Friends in the Government [COMMENTARY]](https://farmandlivestockdirectory.com/wp-content/uploads/bv-1-WEB-627x376.jpg)
Surviving USDA and state government predator protection regulations are getting heinous to all types of livestock producers. [Commentary by Darol Dickinson, general manager of Dickinson Cattle Co. Inc.]
Read More![Preparing for the Franken-burger [VIEWPOINT]](https://farmandlivestockdirectory.com/wp-content/uploads/Abell_Hughes-WEB-627x376.jpg)
One day in the not-too-distant future, you may walk into your local supermarket and next to the ground beef, you will see something different. It will look like ground beef, and it might even say “ground beef” on the label, but somewhere in impossibly small type, it will also say “cultured.” However, this new product will not be the same beef we have all come to know and love.
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Even though there was some uncertainty in the cattle industry in 2021, 2022 is already looking more optimistic. Three cattle industry experts from Purina share perspectives you can use going into 2022 and reflect on the past year in the beef business.
Read More![Buying Better Bulls [BLACK INK®]](https://farmandlivestockdirectory.com/wp-content/uploads/bull-GENERIC-627x376.jpg)
At the foundation of your herd is a decision you probably only make a couple of times a year. Make sure it’s always one that moves toward your target. If you want better cattle, buy better bulls.
Read More![A Hard-Fought Year [GUEST COLUMN]](https://farmandlivestockdirectory.com/wp-content/uploads/farm-stress-GENERIC-1-627x376.jpg)
The past year has seemingly brought endless challenges, both for the cattle industry and the entire nation. The coronavirus, social unrest, and political divisiveness have dominated news headlines for most of the year. For cattle producers, coronavirus-related supply chain disruptions and market volatility have added to the hardships.
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