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The number of cattle and calves in Oklahoma is up in the new year, according to the latest U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Cattle Survey, but shoppers still might see differences at the grocery store.
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An exchange of livestock genetics and labor has boosted ranchers in the U.S. and Mexico.
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Missy Bonds is banking on a wet fall and spring for her family’s ranch near Saginaw. Business depends on it.
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Investigators say the fire was an accident and started with an engine fire in a manure vacuum truck.
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A Guymon man is accused of writing a bogus check to buy more than one hundred cows and resell them.
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The state fire marshal’s office is investigating.
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As an invasive tick species spreads westward across the U.S., so does the threat of a new disease in cattle. Researchers are sounding the alarm.
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It’s been one year since drought-fueled wildfires tore across western and central Kansas. For the ranchers who lost so much, the rebuilding process is far from over.
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From deadly wildfires to choking dust storms to decimated crop harvests, this year’s drought has left its mark across the country. For the hardest hit areas, such as the Great Plains, recovering from the far-reaching impacts of this historically dry year won’t be easy.
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Drought is taking its toll on western Kansas cornfields this year. And all that dead corn could mean higher prices for products that depend on the state's grain supply, such as ethanol-infused gasoline and corn-fed beef.