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The national biennial beef open day took place at Teagasc Grange in Co. Meath today on Wednesday, July 1 where farmers saw how housing conditions can influence cattle performance....
AgriLife Extension experts explain how environment and planning affect herd health.
Water access, shade placement and fly control help reduce bunching and overheating in grazing livestock during extreme summer temperatures.
Research shows cattle respect both electric and invisible boundaries, creating new opportunities for grazing management.
Good calving starts months before the first calf ever arrives on farm by preparing the sheds ahead of things getting hectic once again. The autumn months are some of the quietest i...
A feed option for this summer, fall, and winter.
Farm yard and roadways design can play a large part in how smoothly operations on-site run, and in turn affect the productivity of your cows. This was the focus of a Teagasc farm i...
With updated slurry storage rules barrelling towards us, taking to a ‘flying herd’ system may be a reasonable choice for some farms. The term ‘flying herd’ refers to when a dairy h...
New product layers grazing data, planning tools and animal behavior insights onto its virtual fencing platform.
A new technology is changing the way livestock producers manage their herds. “Virtual fencing. That seems to be the hottest topic right now.” Logan Karcher, director of producer p...
A forage systems economist with the University of Kentucky says many cattle producers are boosting their profits by adopting the practice of bale grazing. Greg Halich says he loads...
AgriLife Extension experts explain how environment and planning affect herd health The post How to prevent heat stress in cattle appeared first on AgriLife Today.
State livestock associations want easier access to idle acres as tight forage supplies limit herd expansion opportunities.
A little preparation goes a long way during the summer months.
Late summer placement of feeder cattle presents a unique combination of challenges for feedlot managers.
High on a hill in Montauk, New York, Bates Masi + Architects designed a family home that looks to the area's agricultural history while embracing contemporary living. The property...
A beef feedlot management specialist says extreme heat and environmental conditions created the potential for significant cattle losses at some South Dakota feedlots. “It’s certain...
Spending an extra half a million dollars building a herd home for his cows means Paul Kuriger can milk for an extra month.
Research shows heart scores can identify cattle at risk for congestive heart failure, with heritability estimates suggesting genetic selection tools may help.
An innovative north Queensland family have built a smaller version of the Stressless loading ramp, pioneered by John Lethbridge, successfully using it to load cleanskin scrub cattl...
Though many farms are now enjoying more comfortable temperatures, Tirlán has advised farmers that heat stress is still an active threat to cows. In an online webinar with a focus o...
Formula contracts help feedyards manage operations better, benefiting the entire beef industry through more consistent cattle flow and marketing.
Ohio State’s new Multispecies Animal Learning Complex is helping prepare students for their future careers in the dairy industry. Assistant director Josh Lemmerman says the $60 mil...
July Cattle report shows beef cow numbers down while replacement heifers edge higher. Feedlot inventory climbs amid slower turnover and heavier weights.
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