Many key Caribbean coral reefs lack needed protection
A new study finds that half of the most functional Caribbean coral reefs expected to persist under warming remain unprotected, heightening coastal storm risk.
USDA Cattle on Feed report signals firmer cattle market
USDA Cattle on Feed report points to supportive prices as placements fall and marketings meet expectations, economists say, despite import and plant headwinds.
USDA says New World screwworm cases down to five
USDA reports New World screwworm cases are down to five active infections nationwide, citing sterile fly releases, drone mapping, and expanded surveillance.
Sysco halts Mexican iceberg lettuce amid cyclospora outbreak
Sysco has paused purchases of Mexican-grown iceberg lettuce as the cyclospora outbreak tied to Taylor Farms widens. FDA-confirmed cases have topped 10,000.
USDA to reopen Douglas Arizona port for Mexican cattle
USDA will reopen the Douglas Arizona port on Aug. 24 for live cattle imports from Mexico, with inspections and phased openings at Santa Teresa and Columbus to follow.
Mexico pork import restrictions lifted after outbreak
Mexico lifted pseudorabies-related limits on U.S. pork, restoring full access after weeks of restricted trade that initially covered a wide range of products.