Hefers to be sold in a Show-Me-Select sale are checked twice by vets and guaranteed pregnant.

Livestock care may soon get a little easier and a little faster with ear tags that light up when animals are feeling less than their best.

Controlling anaplasmosis is not as simple as it once was.

Any one bull can spread his genes to more offspring than any one cow, so it's worthwhile to pick bulls well.

A number of minerals can affect the health of your livestock, but there are nine that deserve special attention.

As calf prices tighten, value-added programs continue to gain in popularity. Now in its 16th year, the Integrity Beef Alliance is proving that meeting a series of best management practice protocols can yield significant increases in...

With more than six years of research and collaboration behind them, Bill Pinchak and Gordon Carstens, have defined a system that relies on cattle behavior to spot cases of Bovine Respiratory Disease (BRD) before pen riders or...

Cattle producers can make money in this environment, but those profits will come with challenges.

USDA's Grain Inspection, Packers and Stockyards Administration announced the delay of the controversial livestock marketing rule on Tuesday. USDA also announced the department would look at other actions the department should...

Chaparral may be the best herbicide to control tall fescue.

Researchers looked at several dewormers to keep horn flies under control.

The Noble Foundation's Center for Land Stewardship is following six indicators to monitor sustainibility

Fair practices may sound like a good rule, but the proposed GIPSA rule would actually remove incentives to compete.

Renting pasture land is subject to as many variables as any other negotiation.

Toxins in the plants that cattle feed on can come back and bite, even if an effort has been made to acclimate the herd to such toxins.