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While more optimistic, Texas ranchers remain extremely cautious when it comes to rebuilding herds and holding onto forage stocks.

Placements in feedlots during September totaled 2.00 million, 19 percent below 2011.

Poor weather conditions have resulted in high feed costs and big financial losses, Purdue Extension agricultural economist Chris Hurt says.

Cooler temperatures and the return of rain have caused a springlike regrowth in pastures that can present some health risks for cattle.

The new varieties should be available to producers for planting in fall 2013.

The 23rd annual Environmental Stewardship Award Program (ESAP) has officially opened its nomination season for 2013

Steve Cornett says there are two lessons that the cattle industry should have learned during the last couple of years and apparently didn’t.

Even with the farm bill in limbo, EQIP funds are available to producers to make improvements on their land.

Coming off the holiday, retail beef demand drops and futures were lower, but fed cattle prices were higher last week.

This year, one nitrate test on cornstalks isn’t enough for cattle producers. Know the nutrients and dangers that they contain.