An ag economist says there’s still no signs of expansion in the cattle herd. Josh Maples with Mississippi State University Extension says 2025 was another year of contraction. “This is the seventh consecutive year of declines,” he says. “This is our smallest total since 1951. We said that last year because that was true of last year’s report and […]
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