President Donald Trump has been cozy with Argentina's president. Now he's allowing more beef imports amid high prices. U.S.
A dip in cattle prices slowed feeder cattle marketing. University of Tennessee ag economist Andrew Griffith said feeders are ...
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‘Chaos in the beef market’: Tennessee cattle farmers react to President Trump’s idea to import Argentinian beef
Some Tennessee cattle farmers have been sizzling over recent comments by President Donald Trump about importing more beef from Argentina to lower beef prices for consumers.
Beef prices are climbing, but Trump's quick-fix idea of importing more Argentinian beef to assuage high costs has angered ...
Higher prices are a result of fewer cows being grown due to less farmland for them to graze, while beef consumption is at an ...
An expert from UT explains the uncertainty, but also says Argentina's imports might not significantly impact the market.
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