In the 1940s and 50s, cowboys carried a stick to treat cattle infested with screwworms. The stick was used to scrape the ...

Moderate cattle grazing on public lands does not reduce sage-grouse nest success, according to a newly published 10-year ...

The Saint Louis WildCare Park welcomed its first-ever banteng born, named Rutabaga, on June 6, and is currently developing a 425-acre conservation center on the Spanish Lake area, expected to open ...

Cattle identification and traceability in England will change over the next 2 years, in a major step forward in disease control and trade across the farming sector, Defra has announced Monday 2 June.

Cattle identification is emerging as a pivotal aspect of precision livestock farming, with deep learning and computer vision offering robust, non-contact solutions to traditional tagging methods.

This week, the nation stood divided on which tag technology to adopt for cattle identification. The UK Government’s biosecurity minister, Baroness Hayman, announced that England is embracing Low ...

Using targeted deworming to promote fecal pat degradation and limit anthelmintic resistance in an intensive rotational ...

Ag columnist Dennis Sun writes, "Producers caught a breath of fresh air when a study was published by the University of Idaho ...

A warrant without bail has been issued for a Montgomeryshire farmer accused of six offences Alastair Meikle of Meikle Growers ...

Theileriosis, a disease carried by Asian longhorned ticks, has been detected in Iowa cattle for the first time. The disease ...

Over a million species of animals and plants are now hanging by a thread, more than ever before in human history, says the ...