Traceback investigations involve several states and are intended to identify other potentially infected animals.

Temperament at feedlot arrival and breed type may influence heifer growth efficiency, feeding behavior and carcass value.

Anaplasmosis treatment policies should be based on maximizing antimicrobial therapeutic effect while minimizing risk of resistance development.

Guidelines are important tool to help veterinarians make humane decisions in the most-dire situations, including natural disasters, hazardous disease outbreaks or terrorist incidents.

Agersens to work with Ohio State University to test platform in U.S. beef and dairy industries.

Research suggests surveillance of flu viruses from companion animals should be further strengthened.

First step is to determine if water is from potentially contaminated flood waters or ponded water from rain or snowmelt.

Strategic use of active ingredients offers promise in managing parasites.

Kansas State beef specialist shares tips for managing cow herds after rough winter.

Mutation causing brittle bone disease found in DNA sourced from semen but not DNA from blood of same bull.