Scotland's hot, dry weather is raising wildfire risks, with farmers, land managers and gamekeepers helping tackle major incidents.
Tuscarawas SWCD’s Dylan Stine shares essential summer pasture management tips to protect your forage and extend the fall ...
Heat stress in cattle can negatively affect herd health, growth and reproduction. As temperatures increase, Texas A&M ...
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Installing new cattle pasture fences before winter hits a farm
The homesteading couple behind Gold Shaw Farm prepares for the upcoming cold season by installing new fencing for their ...
Hot weather, wet conditions and hoof issues increase cattle foot rot risk. MU Extension’s Patrick Davis shares prevention, nutrition and treatment steps to ...
Twenty-three Angus producers gathered in St. Joseph, Mo., to begin a five-day journey across the Midwest, gaining an ...
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension urges producers to document damage and avoid feeding moldy or contaminated hay to livestock ...
Attune your senses to early wildfire signals and take steps to prepare livestock and your homestead so you’re ready.
A weekend ride on a rural Cochise County road turned deadly Saturday afternoon when a motorcyclist collided with a cow east ...
Connecticut officials estimate the state’s black bear population at between 1,000 and 1,200. And they often come face-to-face ...
After her calf was killed, a southern Illinois cattle farmer is on the alert for black vultures that are increasing in ...
Montana FWP Region 7 will host a free Bear Aware talk Aug. 3 in Miles City, covering local bear activity, safety tips, conflict prevention and use of bear spray.
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