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The cost of implementing adequate biosecurity measures and associated vaccination protocols is minimal, compared with the cost of even losing one calf, let alone a cow or bull.

It’s been talked about for 60 years. It’s better for animals, preferred by most cattle feeders and could provide a 169% return on investment.

Breeding soundness exams can uncover problems with just-purchased young bulls and older bulls that have sired calf crops.

Demand remains strong at the meat counter despite higher prices, says Brian Grete, editor, Pro Farmer.

Producer expansion plans face challenges as U.S. grazing acres decline.

Most beef cattle producers understand the importance of keeping cattle healthy.

Even low-input operations need at least basic handling facilities to load cattle for transport to market or to treat health issues.

Applications for the 2015 Nebraska Ranch Practicum are due May 1.

Advanced planning with your veterinarian can make the future of your calves and cow herd look even brighter.

This summer, thousands of youth will participate in junior national and regional cattle shows, state fairs and county fairs.