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A review of two summer management practices for growing calves that offer great ROI relative to time and cost.

With great prices for cattle, the market is telling us to expand. The high demand we’ve been discussing is a signal for expansion, says Collin Woodall, NCBA CEO

Cattle feeders report that 2023 spring-born calves, now being harvested, spent more days in the feedyard this year than in more typical recent years.

Reproduction is one of the most impacted traits by genetic x environment interactions. Body condition and metabolism are the other two most impacted traits. Research looks at the g x e decisions to make sure cattle reach their potential.

Arizona judge denies prosecutors request to leave open possibility of a new trial which he said would amount to harassment of the defendant.

An economic analysts finds each dollar invested in Beef Checkoff demand-driving activities over the past five years positively impacted domestic demand and U.S. beef exports.

The beef industry is winning with consumers! Now more than ever. None of that success ever stems from governmental regulation.

Livestock, humans at risk of painful bites as rainfall fuels above-normal infestations of these relentless pests.

Complete elimination of all flies is not possible, but by knowing about different fly pests that will confront your cattle, effective control strategies can be planned.