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As cattle supplies remain tight and global demand intensifies, profitability for cattle ranchers will continue in the year ahead.

The Masonic Village has partnered with federal and state agencies and private ag organizations to manage natural resources.

Cattle producers should expect to pay more for pastures, as most regions are estimating increases.

A group of 31 United States senators sent a letter to government agencies urging a finalization of a comprehensive rule for BSE.

Ken Olson of South Dakota State University shares tips for managing the growing trend of heavier cows.

Lower beef production likely will keep calf prices high through at least 2015.

Many animals have been traveling to be shown in state and county fairs, and they may bring home more than ribbons.

Hay loss and feed waste are inevitable components of most beef production systems.

If Mother Nature cooperates in 2012, cow-calf operations will post their highest nominal return over cash production costs ever.