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Land & Livestock Report
by AG INFORMATION NETWORK OF THE WEST
This program gives Russell Nemetz the freedom to cover stories important to a segment of the population that lives outside the city limits. Russell Nemetz speaks to those who grow crops for animal feed, and those involved with animal husbandry. Livestock relies on good land, healthy forage and a clean, plentiful supply of water, all topics Russell discusses in his report. Russel is no stranger to the beef industry as he appears on RFD TV’s Cattlemen to Cattlemen program as a regular. Russell has traveled not only all across the United States in search of pertinent agriculture news but also across the globe on trade missions to Canada, Colombia, Costa Rica, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Morocco, Nigeria, Peru, Russia and Taiwan. Russell Nemetz was raised in production agriculture along the Milk River Valley near Chinook, MT. It’s there his family continues to farm and ranch..
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NCBA: More Beef Imports Won't Solve Price Concerns
NCBA: More Beef Imports Won't Solve Price Concerns
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LMA President says U.S. Cattle Industry Needs a Win—and a United Voice in Washington
LMA President says U.S. Cattle Industry Needs a Win—and a United Voice in Washington
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Farm Bill Vote Expected After Senate Recess
Farm Bill Vote Expected After Senate Recess
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Dairy Groups Back U.S. Pressure On Canada
Dairy Groups Back U.S. Pressure On Canada
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Grazing Expo 2026 Returns to Billings with Expanded Education, Networking and Producer Resources
Grazing Expo 2026 Returns to Billings with Expanded Education, Networking and Producer Resources
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Fertilizer Prices Expected To Stay Elevated Through 2028
Fertilizer Prices Expected To Stay Elevated Through 2028
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Fertilizer Prices Expected To Stay Elevated Through 2028
Fertilizer Prices Expected To Stay Elevated Through 2028
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Swine Industry Seeks More Focused Health Research
Swine Industry Seeks More Focused Health Research
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Sugar Producers Push For Changes To Outdated Tariffs
Sugar Producers Push For Changes To Outdated Tariffs
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New Sheep IQ Website Puts Producer Resources In One Place
New Sheep IQ Website Puts Producer Resources In One Place
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Imports Increase Competition for U.S. Produce Growers
Imports Increase Competition for U.S. Produce Growers
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Tyson Foods Closes Two More Beef Facilities Amid Historic Cattle Shortage
Tyson Foods Closes Two More Beef Facilities Amid Historic Cattle Shortage
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New Resource Helps Farming and Ranching Families Transition to Next Generation
New Resource Helps Farming and Ranching Families Transition to Next Generation
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Officials Ink Deal on Screwworm Fight
Officials Ink Deal on Screwworm Fight
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June Beef Export Value Above Year-Ago
June Beef Export Value Above Year-Ago
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Pork Producers Push Congress to Fix Prop 12 in New Farm Bill
Pork Producers Push Congress to Fix Prop 12 in New Farm Bill
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Senate Farm Bill Stalls Over SNAP Dispute
Senate Farm Bill Stalls Over SNAP Dispute
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Produce Group Urges Broader Approach to Cyclospora Investigations
Produce Group Urges Broader Approach to Cyclospora Investigations
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U.S. Cropland Value Surpasses $6,000 Per Acre for First Time
U.S. Cropland Value Surpasses $6,000 Per Acre for First Time
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USDA Confirms Detection of Classical Scrapie in Oregon Sheep
USDA Confirms Detection of Classical Scrapie in Oregon Sheep
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Livestock Indemnity Program Helping Ranchers with Wildfire Losses
Livestock Indemnity Program Helping Ranchers with Wildfire Losses
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Rollins Visits Arizona Border Ahead of Mexican Cattle Imports
Rollins Visits Arizona Border Ahead of Mexican Cattle Imports
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Groups Urge FAA to Reject Ag Businesses from Drone Oversight
Groups Urge FAA to Reject Ag Businesses from Drone Oversight
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USDA Announces Phased Reopening of Southern Livestock Ports
USDA Announces Phased Reopening of Southern Livestock Ports
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American Lamb Board Summer Meeting Focuses on Growth
American Lamb Board Summer Meeting Focuses on Growth
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$35 Million Available to Eradicate Feral Swine
$35 Million Available to Eradicate Feral Swine
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NCGA Releases Demand Strategy for U.S. Corn’s Next 250 Years
NCGA Releases Demand Strategy for U.S. Corn’s Next 250 Years
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Molson Coors: Great Beer Starts in the Barley Field, and Growers Make It Possible
Molson Coors: Great Beer Starts in the Barley Field, and Growers Make It Possible
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Trump Tariffs Target Brazil but Exempt Key Agricultural Imports
Trump Tariffs Target Brazil but Exempt Key Agricultural Imports
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Trump Administration Returns Management of Grizzly Bears to the West
Trump Administration Returns Management of Grizzly Bears to the West
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Dairy Leaders Push for Ag Labor Reform on Capitol Hill
Dairy Leaders Push for Ag Labor Reform on Capitol Hill
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Oregon Cattleman Says Quality Western Cattle Continue to Stand Above the Rest
Oregon Cattleman Says Quality Western Cattle Continue to Stand Above the Rest
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Historic Cattle Market Drives Excitement at Western Video Market's July Sale
Historic Cattle Market Drives Excitement at Western Video Market's July Sale
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Dairy Max CEO Highlights Dairy's Growing Momentum
Dairy Max CEO Highlights Dairy's Growing Momentum
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USDA Delivers Final ‘Farmers First’ Program Improvements
USDA Delivers Final ‘Farmers First’ Program Improvements
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Farmers Gain New Repair Rights in Deere Settlement
Farmers Gain New Repair Rights in Deere Settlement
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ASI Leadership Represents U.S. Wool Growers at 95th IWTO Congress in China
ASI Leadership Represents U.S. Wool Growers at 95th IWTO Congress in China
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Public Lands Ranchers Asked to Weigh In on BLM Grazing Proposal
Public Lands Ranchers Asked to Weigh In on BLM Grazing Proposal
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NCGA Releases Demand Strategy for U.S. Corn’s Next 250 Years
NCGA Releases Demand Strategy for U.S. Corn’s Next 250 Years
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Bayer Seeking Glyphosate Import Duties
Bayer Seeking Glyphosate Import Duties
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Fourth of July Cookout Costs Reflect Inflation
Fourth of July Cookout Costs Reflect Inflation
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H-2A Reforms Get Fresh Look in Congress
H-2A Reforms Get Fresh Look in Congress
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Secretary Rollins Announces Program to Support Small- and Mid-Size Beef Processors
Secretary Rollins Announces Program to Support Small- and Mid-Size Beef Processors
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The Legacy Continues with the 2027 NILE Merit Heifer Program
The Legacy Continues with the 2027 NILE Merit Heifer Program
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NASDA Endorses Supply Chain Resiliency Act
NASDA Endorses Supply Chain Resiliency Act
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Beekeepers Have a New Tool to Care for their Colonies
Beekeepers Have a New Tool to Care for their Colonies
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Input Costs Going Higher in 2027
Input Costs Going Higher in 2027
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The Farming Trend Cutting Input Costs
The Farming Trend Cutting Input Costs
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Montana's Jace Thompson Crowned 2026 World Livestock Auctioneer Champion
Montana's Jace Thompson Crowned 2026 World Livestock Auctioneer Champion
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USDA to Relocate Key FAS Functions in Reorganization
USDA to Relocate Key FAS Functions in Reorganization
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This program gives Russell Nemetz the freedom to cover stories important to a segment of the population that lives outside the city limits. Russell Nemetz speaks to those who grow crops for animal feed, and those involved with animal husbandry. Livestock relies on good land, healthy forage and a clean, plentiful supply of water, all topics Russell discusses in his report. Russel is no stranger to the beef industry as he appears on RFD TV’s Cattlemen to Cattlemen program as a regular. Russell has traveled not only all across the United States in search of pertinent agriculture news but also across the globe on trade missions to Canada, Colombia, Costa Rica, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Morocco, Nigeria, Peru, Russia and Taiwan. Russell Nemetz was raised in production agriculture along the Milk River Valley near Chinook, MT. It’s there his family continues to farm and ranch..
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