Texas rancher Donnell Brown joins us to share his concerns over threats of New World Screwworm to the cattle industries in ...

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The corner posts are the key to a strong fence. At least that's what's Jim Gerrish, of American GrazingLands Services LLC, in May, Idaho, and Kevin Derynck, Gallagher territory manager based in ...

James Mitchell, University of Arkansas Cull cow values are trending higher in 2024. The first graph in this article shows weekly cull cow prices for 85-90% lean cows in the Southern Plains. This type ...

The National Cattlemen's Beef Association (NCBA) is the marketing organization and trade association for cattle farmers and ranchers. Founded in 1898, with offices in Denver, Colo., and Washington, ...

By Molly Biggs, Communications Specialist The life of a herdsman may sound glamorous to many, but few understand the demanding blend of physical strength and mental grit it takes to excel in the role.

Many poisonous plants emerge in the early spring before grasses begin to grow. During cool wet springs, poisonous plants often gain an advantage over the grasses and if livestock are turned out too ...

“Land is too expensive.” “You'll never be able to make money.” “Get a real job and forget about it.” These are just a few sentiments a young person often hears after voicing their goal of owning a ...

Seaweed is once again showing promise for making cattle farming more sustainable. A new study by researchers at the University of California, Davis, found that feeding grazing beef cattle a seaweed ...

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The discovery of screwworms in a cow in southern Mexico at a border inspection facility at the Guatemalan border is impacting cattle trade. The discovery of that pest by Mexican animal health ...