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As we move out of winter and into spring, prolonged periods of mud and moisture can significantly hinder cattle performance and profitability.
The USDA’s Animal Health Monitoring System (NAHMS) regularly conducts major studies of livestock-production segments to track animal-health related trends and practices.
More than $170,000 has been donated to help ranchers in Kansas and Oklahoma who were affected by the Anderson Creek Fire. In addition to the monetary donations, there have been convoys of hay, pallets of T-posts and lots of labor donated to assist fellow cattle producers.
Winter and spring rains across much of Texas and the country have created good conditions for the cattle market.
It’s not rocket science—controlling parasites is critical to herd health.
Pork got top billing this week in grocery stores with Easter hams selling better than beef.