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WWII was the only interruption to the long-standing beef cattle research outreach event.
Come to the Michigan Beef Expo to meet cattle breeders, breed representatives, and industry experts in cattle production and technology.
New Mexico State University’s Cattleman’s Current Issues Program will give producers an opportunity to get the latest updates on these topics and more March 28.
The administrator of the agency that oversees federal farm programs, such as disaster aid after severe weather, is urging farmers and ranchers who plan to participate to register early.
An outstanding set of bulls and strong cattle prices lead to the most successful sale in the 26 year history of the Michigan Cattlemen’s Association-Michigan State University Bull Evaluation Program.
Use of repurposing and good management of salvage value can enhance cattle operation profitability.
The advantages of low-stress cattle handling include increased profit for dairy and beef producers.
On Feed and Marketings were in line with expectations.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has renewed and expanded a partnership to provide expert advice to farmers and ranchers to help protect the habitat of the lesser prairie chicken.
Cattle ranchers discovered tens of thousands of dead animals in their fields last fall after an unexpected blizzard slammed western North and South Dakota, a devastating loss for their livelihood, but they’re finding renewed hope as spring calving season contributes to their herds’ recovery.
Kansas State and Nebraska professors call for increased attention to the issue of lameness in beef cattle.
Most winters take a toll on cattle, but this winter has been tougher than most.
Junior Angus members will gather in Indianapolis July 6-12.
The International Brangus Breeders Association (IBBA) hosted the Sixth Annual Brangus Global Roundup Thursday, March 6, 2014, during its annual convention in conjunction with the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo.
From now until breeding, feed is needed to meet the cow’s postpartum recovery and lactation needs.
The view point of livestock producers versus the general public when it comes to limping animals are very different.
Range of guesses wide for Placements, but all expect the figure above year-ago levels.
With recent years of drought hopefully behind them, many beef cattle producers are focused on rebuilding herd numbers.
The Colorado Legislature on Friday once again delayed a vote on a bill aimed at preventing agricultural fires from starting wildfires.
A Chireno, Texas, man turned himself in to authorities today after he was indicted by a Grand Jury on three counts of felony livestock theft.
The International Brangus Breeders Association (IBBA) welcomed members and show exhibitors to its annual convention in Houston March 4-8, 2014, in conjunction with the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo.
While U.S. beef cow numbers declined, beef cows in North Dakota increased to 943,000, which is up by 21,000 head as of Jan. 1, 2014.
The Public Lands Council and the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association hail the passage of the Water Rights Protection Act (WRPA), H.R. 3189, by the U.S. House of Representatives by a 238 to 174 vote.
Breeding season is a few months away. However, it is time to start thinking about Breeding Soundness Exams (BSE) for your bulls.
Pro Farmer’s Julianne Johnston provides highlights of the cattle market.
Having a socket set that only has large sockets makes no more sense than only buying bulls that are trait leaders for growth.
The annual Cattle Feeders Workshops were held last month at seven locations around Wisconsin.
Farm bill may provide producers with compensation for some livestock losses.
Producers interested in the latest Kansas State University beef cattle research, including management, nutrition, reproduction, and meat and food safety studies, can now access a new publication online: Cattlemen’s Day 2014.
The prospect of calving trouble is one of the biggest concerns during calving season, especially with first calf heifers.