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FDA Video Outlines Drug-resistance in Parasites

A new video from the FDA’s Center for Veterinary Medicine (CVM) provides a basic explanation of drug resistance in livestock and management practices for retaining efficacy of products used on a farm.

Forge an Equitable Crop-Residue Grazing Lease
Forge an Equitable Crop-Residue Grazing Lease

With harvest underway, Corn Belt farmers and beef producers are hammering out lease agreements for grazing cattle on crop residues.

BQA Program Releases Results on Market Cow and Bull Audit
BQA Program Releases Results on Market Cow and Bull Audit

Newly released audit data about market cows and bulls suggests the industry has made significant improvements in several areas.

Animal Disease Traceability: What Comes Next?
Animal Disease Traceability: What Comes Next?

Current animal disease traceability (ADT) rules have generally succeeded as a first step, but traceability will need to expand and improve in the future to meet domestic and international consumer expectations.

Part 2: Stockmanship Tips from the Ranchers Who Use Them
Part 2: Stockmanship Tips from the Ranchers Who Use Them

“Driving aids? We don’t even use driving aids,” said Colorado rancher Steve Wooten during a recent panel discussion on stockmanship practices and their relationship to beef quality assurance.

TAHC Adopts New Trichomoniasis Testing and Entry Rules
TAHC Adopts New Trichomoniasis Testing and Entry Rules

The Texas Animal Health Commission (TAHC) adopted new rules during a recent meeting at its headquarters in Austin.

Organic field crop production gains momentum
Organic field crop production gains momentum

It comes as no surprise that the organic sector continues to grow at a faster pace than other agricultural production systems. And organic field crops have gained in acreage and value, according to a new USDA report.

NIAA Presents 7th Annual Antibiotics Symposium
NIAA Presents 7th Annual Antibiotics Symposium

All sectors of the animal food production industry and partners in human medicine and public health will come together around one of the most important topics in animal and human health today.

Does acclimation upon arrival pay off?
Does acclimation upon arrival pay off?

So you already use low-stress handling practices. Can you do more to help them acclimate, and if you do, will your efforts pay off in better health?