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Feedlots are paying record prices and having trouble maintaining inventory.

Fall frost increases potential for prussic acid toxicity in livestock.

A large Canadian beef recall has spread to several hundred U.S. supermarkets.

Drought conditions have had a significant effect on feeder cattle supplies.

Operating Committee of the Cattlemen’s Beef Board makes $2.9 million in cuts to meet budget constraints.

Feedyard inventories, placements, and marketings continue to decline.

While it’s tempting to turn cows onto new fall growth when rains return after a drought, holding off can help pastures and cows.

When plants freeze, changes occur in their metabolism and composition that can poison livestock.

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.