Canadian researchers seek to figure out what bulls do all day and how that may influence animal welfare and producer profitability.

Purdue team gets $1 million to develop rapid sensor technology for cattle disease.

Packing bunkers with wheel loader increased dry matter density 9% over tractor, but silo density did not influence silage fermentation.

Although nutritive value was lower than corn, sorghum still can provide alternative for growers to produce more biomass with less water.

Scientists will study management options that sustainably enhance livestock productivity while conserving biodiversity.

Adding calcium oxide may enhance performance of feedlot diets containing corn, DDGS and corn stover, except when corn was partially replaced by soy hulls.

Testing is only way to confirm presence or absence of this sexually transmitted disease in a cattle herd.

Accumulation of factors like humidity, solar radiation, hide color and diet can drastically change ability of cattle to withstand summer heat.

Left untreated, flies can cause significant losses in production.

Based on increased nutrient digestibility and favorable ruminal fermentation parameters, green-chopped forages may be conducive to enhanced cattle growth.