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Study to examine cattle viral transmission during commingling

Study to examine cattle viral transmission during commingling

Insights will better inform calf husbandry practices to reduce infectious disease transmission risk.

This Week in Agribusiness, Nov. 4, 2023

This Week in Agribusiness, Nov. 4, 2023

Ag policy, river transport, soybean exports and livestock markets are highlighted this week.

Workshops to explore winter feeding basics for cows

Workshops to explore winter feeding basics for cows

Topics will help producers plan winter cow feeding program.

UNL study to examine alternate diets for feedlot cattle

UNL study to examine alternate diets for feedlot cattle

Researchers will replace distillers grains with whole soybeans, soybean meal or roasted soybeans.

U.S. pork, beef value, versatility highlighted in Mexico

U.S. pork, beef value, versatility highlighted in Mexico

Through August, U.S. pork export value to Mexico climbed 18% to just under $1.5 billion, beef exports were valued at $773.5 million, up 25%.

Farm Progress America, November 6, 2023

Farm Progress America, November 6, 2023

Mike Pearson takes a look at the fall increase in avian influenza in seven states in the last few weeks.

UNL to lead creation of national ag data network

UNL to lead creation of national ag data network

UNL beef herds will play an important role as researchers develop strategies to improve management of beef genetics data.

Abundant opportunities in cattle

Abundant opportunities in cattle

Can your cattle operation capture an opportunity and make it beneficial?

Rethink grazing practices by gazing first

Rethink grazing practices by gazing first

South Dakota ranchers use observation and adaptive grazing to reduce invasive species and build soil health.

Managing tick-related sickness in the herd

Managing tick-related sickness in the herd

K-State cattle experts discuss what to expect if anaplasmosis is identified in the area.