A Kansas State economics professor is talking about the Ukrainian war’s impact on beef producers.
Glynn Tonsor says that feed costs will be big because of the wheat and corn disruption in Ukraine.
He believes meat demand will stay steady, but he says that another concern is a retreat from global connections. He adds that this could mean fewer market opportunities for livestock producers.
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