An extension beef specialist says the U.S. may need to consider other trading partners to fill the void left by the temporary suspension of live cattle imports from Mexico. Charley Martinez with the University of Tennessee says the U.S. may need to look to the North. “We have Canada,” he says. “That might be a […]
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