Workers at Cargill’s Fort Morgan, Colorado beef plant have agreed to a new five-year labor deal, ending an 89-day lockout, that clears the way for the company to resume processing.  Livestock economist David Anderson with Texas A&M University says this is much-needed good news for the beef industry.  “We have plenty of capacity for the number of […]

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