Malaysia joins Indonesia in suspending cattle from Australia
The challenge facing Australia to prove to trading partners it remains free of lumpy skin disease has deepened over night
A No. 2 pencil is a beef producer’s best feed
One of the most important tools for livestock producers is a sharp No. 2 pencil. The pencil and some basic
Are consumers ready to replace beef from cattle?
Consumers who report they are most satisfied with their food consumption also spend the lowest share of their incomes on
Mathis selected to lead Texas A&M Department of Animal Science
Clay Mathis, Ph.D., has been named the new head of the Department of Animal Science, making a return to the Texas A&M
Farm Progress America, August 9, 2023
Mike Pearson tells us the toll Avian influenza has left behind since 2021 and what preparation is being done for
Make use of precision technologies in cattle genetics
Precision agriculture may be taking the crop industry by storm, but precision technologies can also benefit cattle genetics. Darrh Bullock,
Ekka win for young Charters Towers auctioneer
A ONCE in a lifetime opportunity to sell in the Main Arena at the Ekka became a career-defining moment for
K-State Stocker Field Day to be Sept. 28
Mark your calendars for the annual Kansas State University Stocker Field Day, Sept. 28, at the K-State Stocker Unit, Manhattan,
Weekly rainfall update + rainfall outlook 9 August 2023
A COLD front crossed southern Australia during the week, with weekly totals of 50 to 100 mm for the far
Adelaide University looks into life of genetics pioneer JS Davies
THE University of Adelaide is celebrating to life of a cattle industry pioneer who bequeathed the organisation $2m after he