While the risk to humans of exposure from cows or milk remains low, this new flu spillover from birds into cows raises the need for continued surveillance.

The US Beef Breeds Council (USBBC) met in late April electing new officers to preside over the organization and discuss upcoming goals. Past-President, Montie Soules, of the American Shorthorn ...

Sexed dairy semen is used on the top 30% of cows with the remainder bred to beef semen, using an easy-calving British Blue sire, Beef Shorthorn, and sexed Angus. Youngstock are bred to an Aberdeen ...

The 16 individuals chosen to judge the 2015 World Dairy Expo (WDE) breed shows have a difficult task ahead ... serving as the 2010 Guernsey Show associate judge, 2011 Milking Shorthorn Show lead judge ...

Learn More When it comes to loyal companions that can also get the job done, few dogs are as impressive as large cattle dog breeds. With their boundless energy, sharp intelligence, and natural herding ...

A dairy farm in Foxley River, P.E.I., suffered a significant ... the property mid-morning and battled freezing temperatures to contain the fire to a single cattle barn. Fire Chief William Bishop from ...

The losses in beef and dairy cattle farming have been alleviated, though more efforts are required to fully resolve the production and operational challenges, an official from the Ministry of ...

BARRETOS, Brazil—In the dead of night at a slaughterhouse in Brazil’s southeastern farming belt, a group of men splattered in blood gathered around the entrails of a cow to see if they had hit ...

Dairy farmers, consultants, students, and service providers are invited to attend an innovative conference on Automatic Milking Systems (AMS) technology. This event will feature expert presentations ...

Mr Anwary shared the video to “educate potential dog owners” and welcomed anyone who already owned one of the dog breeds mentioned to respond if they agreed or otherwise. The vet mentioned ...

Nestled in between rolling mountains in the foothills of the Arcadia Valley, the Peart family's 6880 hectare property, Sunnyholt, is looking green and lush after a wet December and a warm January.

Understanding why some cattle get infected and others don’t could provide a better understanding of the virus’s behavior and severity. And yet the virus has steered clear of non-dairy breeds of cattle ...