The executive vice president of the Missouri Cattlemen’s Association the state’s cattle producers are uneasy following President Trump’s decision to import more beef. “We think that action is really a solution to a problem that doesn’t really exist,” says Mike Deering. Deering says consumer demand for beef is strong. “I mean, it’s through the roof,” […]
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