Study focused on determining association between antimicrobial class selection for treatment and retreatment of BRD relapses and antimicrobial susceptibility.

By reducing amount of fluid sprayed and wasted, new system should generate substantial cost savings and reduce health and environmental risks of controlling fever ticks.

Biochar could reduce methane and ammonia emissions from cattle while improving soils.

In ruminants, bacterium reacts to fluctuating sodium content with two different respiratory circuits.

New method of scoring DNA mutations may provide better genetic markers for selecting healthier and more productive cattle.

Weaning is worst time in cattle cycle for castration procedure.

While highly palatable, hay affected by Maillard reactions ties up protein, making it unusable for animal digestion.

Single cow with brucellosis found within state's Designated Surveillance Area.

Due to emphasis on animal welfare and newer pain mitigation options available, AABP updates calf dehorning guidelines.

Feeders are looking at these cattle in terms of health, growth and efficiency, while packers are looking at carcass quality, yield and cutout.