The number of beef and dairy cattle in the United States has decreased to its lowest level since 1951. Contributing factors include drought conditions, rising operating costs, and increased consolidation within the industry.
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U.S. Cattle Herd Reaches Lowest Level in 75 Years
The U.S. cattle herd has declined to its lowest size in 75 years, attributed to drought, rising costs, and industry consolidation. This trend may impact beef production and prices in the future.
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Why the U.S. cattle herd is at a 75-year low — and what it means for beef prices
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U.S. Cattle Herd Reaches Lowest Level in 75 Years