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Kraysen Leonard, VP, Missouri FFA

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Testing new additions to the herd

Jul 21, 2021

Even with testing, new cattle should be kept in isolation for a minimum of two weeks.

Students tell story of 44 Farms International Beef Cattle Academy

Jul 21, 2021

Members of the 2020-2021 class reflect on the program’s value to their beef operations.

BQA program increases beef quality, consumer confidence

Jul 20, 2021

Beef Checkoff celebrating 35 years of successes.

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Know your summer mineral nutrition

Jul 20, 2021

Remember, minerals are involved in all aspects of the animal’s life.

Manage heat conditions for cattle comfort, efficiency

Jul 19, 2021

K-State veterinarian shares tips for managing cattle heat stress.

Jul 19, 2021

Despite breaks from triple-digit temperatures, people should still watch for signs of heat stress in themselves and animals.

8 Warning signs for rabies in cattle

Jul 16, 2021

A Texas A&M infection control coordinator explains the behavioral patterns owners should watch for in their herds.

Agriculture loses in U.S. Supreme Court

Jul 15, 2021

A law out of California will force hog and veal producers to restructure their facilities to meet confinement standards.

Biosecurity resources available for small-scale livestock producers

Jul 14, 2021

SARE-funded project developed by ISU College of Veterinary Medicine provides videos, tip sheets and checklists to help improve...

Are flies bugging your livestock?

Jul 14, 2021

Three types of flies require specific considerations for control, depending on their life cycle and reproductive habitat.

California law could bankrupt Midwest farms

Jul 12, 2021

Will the Supreme Court ignore the Constitution’s Dormant Commerce Clause?

Study: Traditional methods not finding some harmful bacteria in cattle

Jul 09, 2021

UGA’s Department of Microbiology, found that traditional culturing methods used to test livestock for problematic bacteria often miss drug-resistant strains of salmonella.

The quarantine 15: Bored eaters snacked more during COVID-19

Jul 08, 2021

Researchers surveyed behavior and eating habits of 360 people, ages 18 and older during April and May of 2020.

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