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A cattlemen’s balancing act

A cattlemen’s balancing act

Cattlemen discuss the art of selecting traits for progress in their individual herds.

Common Sense Soap recalls beef tallow products

Common Sense Soap recalls beef tallow products

Common Sense Soap recalls beef tallow products produced without the benefit of inspection.

Takeaways from CattleCon 2025

Takeaways from CattleCon 2025

The cattle business is alive and was well represented in San Antonio, Texas.

Rhoden signs South Dakota lab-grown meat bill

Rhoden signs South Dakota lab-grown meat bill

Thirteen other states have proposed legislation regarding the labeling or banning of alternative proteins in the 2025 legislative session.

Northern, Central Plains bracing for impending snow and cold

Northern, Central Plains bracing for impending snow and cold

What's ahead for this weekend and early next week? Meteorologist Greg Soulje brings us the latest forecast.

NCBA continues to fight for death tax relief

NCBA continues to fight for death tax relief

The National Cattlemen’s Beef Association (NCBA) strongly supports the Death Tax Repeal Act.

Could essential oils be a satisfactory substitute for ionophores in stocker cattle?

Could essential oils be a satisfactory substitute for ionophores in stocker cattle?

With outside forces pressuring cattle producers to use fewer antibiotics, Kansas State University beef systems specialist Jaymelynn Farney outlines research on essential oil supplementation, aiming to provide ranchers with a practical alternative.

Zoetis expands cattle anti-infective product line

Zoetis expands cattle anti-infective product line

Animal health company acquires marketing rights to Lonco 300 (florfenicol).

Better products and effective promotion: A winning combination

Better products and effective promotion: A winning combination

The beef industry is increasingly finding success with consumers and subsequently gaining market share by addressing what matters: beef quality and consistency.

Texas A&M board approves Center for Comparative Genomics

Texas A&M board approves Center for Comparative Genomics

New facility will strengthen leadership in animal genetics and contribute to genomic advances in health and agriculture.