Cow-Calf

Beef Column: Make sure your cattle reach the optimum BCS for a successful breeding season.

Life is Simple: This momma cow was keeping her calf safe.

Here’s a hint: Correcting dehydration is always job No. 1 with calf scours. Now, keep reading.

According to Extension specialists, the cattle market has experienced extreme volatility in 2020, compounded by the COVID-19 pandemic.

The second-largest expense for cow-calf producers usually is overhead related to labor and equipment.

Hormones affect aging, and in turn diet affects those hormones. The system is complex but a good diet is not.

The agenda is designed to guide cattlemen decisions.

Your calving season should depend on health issues as much as anything else.

3-year study shows holding those cull cows over winter and selling them later as bred cows can net more profit.