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Questions about the repeatability of calving difficulty in young heifers seems to crop up annually, not unsurprisingly given the money invested in growing the heifer into a two-year-old cow.

As the spring calving season begins, it is inevitable that a young cow (probably a two-year old heifer) will need assistance at calving time. 

A newborn calf is a reason for joy, but twin births in cattle are a reason for concern.

Twins for beef producers can be seen as a blessing and a curse.

Cow-calf producers should closely monitor animal mineral consumption.

Hay season is already beginning, but don't be too disctracted from simple herd nutrition management. Glenn Selk, Oklahoma State University emeritus Extension animal scientist, says producers should check the mineral fee

Cow-calf operators not only need to regularly check their mineral feeders or blocks to be certain they are supplying the minerals cows need, they need to ensure Veterinary Feed Directive management aspects are met as we

How ornery is too ornery in a cow?