New Mexico and Texas researchers seek economical and sustainable arid lands beef management practices.

Study could bring major advancements in controlling coccidia in cattle production.

Study sheds light on need to screen donor plasmids, while new methods no longer use donor template plasmids to insert desired gene into genome.

Data will contribute to greater understanding of disease’s prevalence throughout U.S.

Much of Southeast and Texas in grip of drought, so university experts offer producers advice to manage their livestock and forages.

Shiga toxin subtype found to play role in establishing E. coli O157 in cattle gastrointestinal tract and facilitating effective cattle-to-cattle transmission.

Gift from Laura Moore Cunningham Foundation moves innovation center past halfway mark for funding.

One project to generate data on use of tylosin phosphate to prevent liver abscesses in feedlot cattle; second project will evaluate timing of chlortetracycline treatment of bovine anaplasmosis.

Tool measures volatile organic compounds emitted from Mycobacterium bovis.

Researchers with Scotland's Rural College and New Mexico State University will develop IoT technology to benefit commercial ranches in southwestern U.S.