The border closure sent beef prices skyrocketing, and while cattle growers hope for relief, experts say it could take time.

After months of positioning and speculation it appears the U.S./Mexico border is set to reopen to feeder cattle trade.

Beef prices will likely stay sticky, but some relief could be on the way.

USDA stressed that the reopenings are “contingent” on Mexico’s adherence to a Joint Action Plan to control screwworm.

Closing the southern border to Mexican livestock imports last year became a pillar of Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins’ effort to slow the northward advance of the New World screwworm while the ...

USDA reopening border for multibillion-dollar cattle crossings, closed by screwworm, but Santa Teresa, NM's large port will ...

Agua Prieta, Mexico, border crossing in late August after a more than yearlong closure to protect against the parasite.

Several livestock groups are backing USDA’s decision, announced Friday, to reopen the U.S.-Mexico border, including the ...

As USDA prepares to reopen cattle ports along the southern border, livestock groups remain divided over the risks posed by ...

Cattle futures were slightly higher early on Friday in tandem with the stock market soaring into record territory and plunging crude oil futures with word the Strait of Hormuz has been reopened. Scott ...