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Editorial: organics look like the only future for suckling 2022-05-04

Cattle producers are facing numerous challenges head on. We caught up with National Cattlemen's Beef Association's Ethan Lane for what he is hearing straight from producers.

Wheat growers say that one of their biggest concerns right now is that historically high wheat prices are canceled out by sky-high input costs. NAWG's CEO discusses what they want in the Farm Bill.

It's easy to talk about a perfect storm, but it seems to be at you have got two problems. one is input prices going up, supply chain disruption. at the same time, consumers are saying they have less money in their pockets and are just not going to go out and buy. taken together, that can have a huge knock—on effect, can't it? we normally talk about inflation as a way of dampening down the overheated economy. but actually that effect is mimicked and amplified if you look at what's happening to energy prices. if you have already having money from your disposable income to pay for higher energy...

Exporter of wheat and corn, so that is affecting food prices. all of thatis is affecting food prices. all of that is affecting cost pressures on consumers, this is particular to in uk. injanuary, the government in uk was able to say we are going to be the fastest—growing economy in the g7. in fact, the fastest—growing economy in the g7. infact, next the fastest—growing economy in the g7. in fact, next year they are projecting we will be at the slowest, growing atjust1.2%. they recently given for that is because the cost pressure on consumers in the cost pressure on consumers in the uk wi...