The plant, poison hemlock, is poisonous to both livestock and humans. The toxic plant can grow just about anywhere but is often found in fence lines and into pastures and hay fields. Control of the plants can be done by physical or...

Drought continues to affect U.S. pasture conditions with 33% rated very poor to poor, compared to 19% last year. Nebraska and Montana face the worst conditions among top beef states, while Missouri and Kentucky enjoy excellent pasture quality, thanks to ample rainfall.

USDA delayed the release of a quarterly trade report on Friday and removed the typical written analysis with it because of concerns from officials that it was not as positive as anticipated.

There are two forms of photosensitization in cattle, both caused by the consumption of certain weeds or forages.

The president of the American Farm Bureau Federation is raising concerns about what farmers might face this fall if tariff wars aren't resolved. That was just one of the topics in a hearing before the U.S. Senate Special Committee on...

Those who graze livestock and want to intensify or increase current grazing efforts without the stress of fencing may want to consider virtual fencing. Here's a chance to learn more during the next few months about this emerging technology which uses GPS-enabled...

Branding day at Copeland and Sons Herefords brings together family and friends to work cattle in a time-honored tradition. The New Mexico ranch maintains western practices like horn branding registered cattle while teaching the youngest generation the importance of this...