USDA on Monday announced a phased reopening of Mexican border ports for livestock starting July 7, following successful New World Screwworm control efforts. After dispersing over 100 million sterile flies weekly since the May closure, officials will implement a risk-based...

Copeland & Sons Herefords makes strategic breeding decisions based on structural soundness and calf performance rather than chasing industry extremes. Their closed commercial herd serves as a showcase for bull customers, demonstrating how their herd's genetics...

Evaluate the cow herd's nutritional program if you notice they are eating strange things, such as tree bark.

Cattle develop "home-pasture advantage" by learning from their mothers, which plants provide nourishment and medicinal benefits in familiar landscapes. Research shows this knowledge is passed through generations, with mother-taught animals performing significantly better...

The Supreme Court on Monday denied an Iowa Pork Producers Association petition on California's Proposition 12.

Angus Genetics Inc. will lead North American research on cattle methane emissions using a $4.85 million grant from the Bezos Earth Fund. The five-year international study aims to determine how genetics influences methane production in grass-grazing cattle, though some...

USDA announced an $8.5 million sterile fly facility in South Texas to combat New World screwworm threat. The facility will enhance border protection against the devastating pest that caused Mexico-U.S. border closures, with cattle industry groups strongly supporting this...