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BOOM! BROOKE ROLLINS: The globalist’s are losing the war on MEAT!
"For the first time since 2018, we're now seeing a turn where the cattle numbers are now moving back UP."
USDA's July 2026 Cattle Inventory report, which revealed that the total U.S. cattle and calves herd grew to 94.2 million head, marking the first mid-year year-over-year increase since 2018.
Beef replacement heifers increased by roughly 100,000 to 200,000 head, indicating that ranchers are starting to hold back females for breeding rather than sending them to market.
BOOM! BROOKE ROLLINS: The globalist’s are losing the war on MEAT!
"For the first time since 2018, we're now seeing a turn where the cattle numbers are now moving back UP."
USDA's July 2026 Cattle Inventory report, which revealed that the total U.S. cattle and calves herd grew to 94.2 million head, marking the first mid-year year-over-year increase since 2018.
Beef replacement heifers increased by roughly 100,000 to 200,000 head, indicating that ranchers are starting to hold back females for breeding rather than sending them to market.
