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Look for beef prices to rise in 2023 and 2024 - in part because drought in Texas is forcing ranchers to send more cows to slaughter. Today, Texas has about 14% of the nation's beef cow herd but as the climate changes, ranchers will face growing challenges. A recent report published by the University of Wyoming Extension presents the latest research and management options for cattle ranchers faced with horn fly infestations. Staiger said that participating cattle producers would also have the benefit of marketing their more-sustainable herds to consumers interested in environmentally-conscious food. [Extracted from the article]