In Texas, ranchers have to re-register their brands once every 10 years. This requires a trip to the county courthouse to ...

Nebraska Senator Teresa Ibach, a cattle owner from Dawson County, sponsored LB 646 which was amended on the floor Wednesday, ...

From Viking ships to mythical animals, here is the story behind some of the most unusual automotive logos out there.

Apr. live cattle was down 0.2 cent at $2.08 a pound. Apr. feeder cattle fell by 0.6 cent at $2.88 a pound. Apr. hogs was unchanged at $.86 a pound.

The brand is now named As Ever. She also introduced a new logo for the company comprised of a palm tree with two hummingbirds flapping their wings on either side of it. However, a small Mallorcan ...

We call ourselves Marketplace, so part of our job is exploring how marketplaces work, in all their forms. David Brancaccio and the “Marketplace Morning Report” team are setting out to visit in ...

2-Year U.S. Treasury Note Continuous Contract $103.496 0.125 0.12% 5-Year U.S. Treasury Note Continuous Contract $107.938 0.211 0.20% 10-Year U.S. Treasury Note Continuous Contract $111.047 0.250 ...

And in 2025, an official from the country who gifted America the statue has asked for it back—the latest sign that America, the brand, is becoming toxic. A French Member of European Parliament ...

The Utah Department of Agriculture and Food (UDAF) and the Wyoming Livestock Board have come to an agreement on how brands can benefit cattlemen in both states. Ranchers can now use brands on cattle ...

Logos help with quick identification and mean something to a brand. They tell a story, build trust, signify essential elements of business philosophy, and most importantly, make brands unforgettable.

A herd of cattle has died of apparent thirst after being unable to find water at a station of luxury beef giant AACo, whose marketing mantra is based on its livestock's welfare. A source with ...

Apr. live cattle was up 1.45 cents at $2.05 a pound. Apr. feeder cattle rose by 3.07 cents at $2.84 a pound. Apr. hogs rose by 1 cents at $.88 a pound.