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Consider securing feed supplies now for dry conditions in 2025

Consider securing feed supplies now for dry conditions in 2025

It's time to review or develop a drought plan for the upcoming growing season for those who desire to retain the cowherd.

Understanding grass tetany in beef cows

Understanding grass tetany in beef cows

By understanding the causes, symptoms, and prevention strategies of grass tetany, cattle producers can prevent costly losses.

March is bull breeding soundness exam month

March is bull breeding soundness exam month

A few management strategies to ensure your bulls are ready for the upcoming breeding season.

Thune, Luján reintroduce legislation to improve livestock disaster assistance

Thune, Luján reintroduce legislation to improve livestock disaster assistance

U.S. Sens. John Thune (R-S.D.) and Ben Ray Luján (D-N.M.) reintroduced the Livestock Disaster Assistance Improvement Act.

Sometimes, there is no bail out in cattle marketing

Sometimes, there is no bail out in cattle marketing

There is no doubt the market is high, but instead of being fearful of a crash, be prepared.

BQA practices upheld in challenge

BQA practices upheld in challenge

Animal welfare group loses dispute with Certified Angus Beef over advertising claims.

January export volume up 3% for beef but down 3% for pork

January export volume up 3% for beef but down 3% for pork

Beef demand was solid in Asian markets, while pork shipments to Central America soared.

FFA Chapter Tribute: Nick Bush, Rossville, Ind. FFA

FFA Chapter Tribute: Nick Bush, Rossville, Ind. FFA

Mike Pearson talks with Nick Bush from the Rossville, Ind. FFA about why the organization is important and where his future his headed.

Rhoden signs South Dakota bill blocking public funding for lab-grown meat

Rhoden signs South Dakota bill blocking public funding for lab-grown meat

At least 14 states have proposed legislation relating to the labeling or banning of alternative proteins in the 2025 legislative session.

Hungary confirms first case of foot-and-mouth disease in 50 years

Hungary confirms first case of foot-and-mouth disease in 50 years

The 1,400 head of cattle near the Slovakian border showed classic FMD symptoms at the beginning of March.