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The new Feed Technology Center at the University of Illinois will replace the 1920s-era feed mill south of campus in Urbana.

Cattle producers should be prepared for wet, muddy conditions and possible flooding this spring.

After helping illegally move more than 60,000 cattle across state lines a Kentucky veterinarian has pleaded guilty to federal conspiracy charges.

Graduate student Miriam Martin sees a bright and profitable future for a cattle industry that’s willing to tackle tough topics like animal welfare and pain mitigation.

While most farmers certainly won’t turn down a year with ample rain, the frequency of rainfall can pose a challenge to putting up high-quality hay for the winter months.

Thanks to a cool, wet winter, parasites may pose a serious problem in beef herds across the country.

The legal case for an investment fraud scheme involving the resale of cattle is starting to come together as a man posing as a veterinarian has admitted to his participation in the scheme.

Aggressively monitor corn plant dry matter so you don’t miss silage harvest window.

Grazing fresh young alfalfa can induce bloat in cattle. Bloat can sometimes be fatal to cattle.

As we move forward to a late spring, temperatures are warming up and alfalfa producers are having questions on how to access their alfalfa fields for winter injury.

Over the past two weeks, we've been running a series of questions and answers regarding the practice of feeding grain to cattle. The series developed after a college student, conducting research for a public-healt

Don't forget about safety when sampling silage.

Farmers and ranchers from South Dakota to Louisiana have been enduring record rainfall and flooding to care for their cattle.

Take a moment to meet with harvest staff to go through safety guidelines.

Any farmer that has had forage tested bought hay or entered a hay show, there is a chance they are familiar with the acronym, RFV.

The cost of constructing a hay barn can be daunting. However, storing hay in a barn is an excellent way to reduce DM loss.

We summarize the latest trends in veterinary medicine to help you protect cattle health.

Late planting and a potentially early frost will make this year's corn silage crop challenging to feed.

December has been a busy month for calls and visits from cattle producers concerned about fescue foot among their herd.

Beef cows and calves wintered in drylot settings with complete rations might gain better than those on corn residue, but results of a series of Nebraska trials suggest lower input costs favor the stalk grazing.