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An exchange of livestock genetics and labor has boosted ranchers in the U.S. and Mexico.
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Drought across the Midwest and the Plains means pastures aren’t as green as usual, leaving cattle with less to eat. Hay is in high demand and low supply.
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The drought could drive up the price of beef. One agronomist explains why, and what farmers might do to adapt.
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Researchers at Kansas State University said hemp could be a natural way to decrease stress-related respiratory infections and other ailments when cattle are being transported or weaned off their mothers.
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A Texas A&M University entomologist says insects can be much more efficient and environmentally friendly sources of food for livestock than traditional feed.
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Environmentalists, the EPA, and farm groups continue to battle over a whether animal farms should be exempted from reporting emissions to the federal…
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Beef and poultry operations nationwide are keeping a close eye on a ballot measure in Massachusetts, Politico reports. The state ballot initiative, known…
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There’s a new study that says antibiotics used to treat livestock and antibiotic-resistant genes that pose a threat to humans can be carried by the wind…
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An independent journalist says he’s found a way around the so-called “ag-gag” laws – flying drones over large livestock operations to document animal…
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Few people connect craft breweries with cattle feed. But passing along the spent grains from the brewing process, like barley and wheat, to livestock…