Craig Richardson
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213 appearances
13 recordings
2 series
first heard Oct 2025
last heard 3d ago
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She says once they're here, those cattle have to fatten up to within about three times that range.
That could eventually lower high beef prices.
So could importing hundreds of millions of pounds of processed beef over the next three months, which is what the president seemed to be suggesting he'll do.
James Mitchell at the University of Arkansas says unexpectedly pumping the supply chain with imported beef will likely reduce live cattle prices this fall, which is when US ranchers are weaning and selling.
It would mean lower profits for ranchers during a drought.
So there wouldn't be much incentive to grow the national herd to bring beef prices down for consumers.
I'm Caitlin Tan for Marketplace.
Holly Gaff leads Old Dominion University's tick lab and she's bracing for the hatch.
You
Yes, tick larval bombs.
Gaff says they look like pepper.
And then imagine
On to you.
You can try getting them off with a lint roller.
That's a tip from Becky Trout Fricksell at the University of Tennessee.
She's a tick expert.
Because of the disease risk, with climate change, ticks and their germs are exploding into more areas.
One study says it's easily a thirteen billion dollar hit to the livestock industry.
University of Nebraska's Sean Cross says ranchers can be particularly vulnerable.
Especially with Alpha Gauss syndrome, which causes that red meat allergy.
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