Theileria orientalis, spread by the rapidly reproducing Asian longhorned tick, is quickly expanding across U.S. cattle herds, causing anemia and weight loss in infected animals. With no cure or vaccine available, prevention focuses on tick control and biosecurity measures to...

USDA Secretary Brooke Rollins on Jan. 21 announced the New World Screwworm Grand Challenge, which allocates up to $100 million for innovative projects aimed at preventing the pest from spreading into the U.S. from Mexico.

DTN's View From the Range series introduces the Canadian cattle ranch of the Cross family from Claresholm, Alberta. The special ongoing series will follow the Cross Cattle Company through 2026.

Properly placing tags on the ear, removing bale wrap or twine, and ensuring adequate feeder or bunk space and hay rings are steps producers can take to help minimize the loss of ear tags.

A major winter storm left a trail of ice, snow, and extremely cold air across a large portion of the southern U.S. over the weekend, threatening cattle and requiring producers to provide adequate nutrition, clean water, and wind shelter for survival. Cold stress...

Self-made billionaire insurance couple Mark and Robyn Jones of Westlake, Texas, purchased the roughly 40,000-acre Pawnee Springs Ranch in Nebraska for $56 million. The couple say they hope to build a "world-class cattle operation."

Cow-calf producers are considering purchasing bulls this time of year and how much to spend on their bulls. Oklahoma State University (OSU) and University of Nebraska-Lincoln (UNL) Extension are aiding producers with different tools to help them assess how much a good...