Cattle markets have seen some volatility in recent weeks, including some price drops, but University of Tennessee ag economist Andrew Griffith…
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Starting from scratch in the livestock business can be challenging, especially without any family help.
Sorghum forages are continuing to flourish in North Dakota as NDSU data shows sorghums have a fit in the livestock forage ration, especially i…
At North Dakota State University, Miranda Meehan has seen virtual fence systems in action with herds of cattle.
The North American Farm and Power Show is a great opportunity to shake hands with old friends, make new ones, and see what’s new in the agricu…
Leaders of the wheat and cattle industries, from opposite corners of the state, are the latest inductees into the North Dakota Agricultural Ha…
The year 2023 was another eventful one for farmers, with weather challenges and some yield surprises, ongoing livestock disease concerns, and …
Dickinson, N.D., through the years was home to a couple of North Dakota’s finest livestock auctions and continues yet today, going forward. Wh…
Fall fieldwork is wrapping up, which means last-minute winter preparations are in store.
CHICAGO — “Innovation” and “sustainability” were the two most used words after “dairy” and “cows” at the International Dairy Federation World …
Dear Michael: We live in an area of the state which is grasslands. Compared to most of the states, the only way to make a living out here is w…
Grazing corn stalks has many benefits for the ground and the cattle. The most obvious is the utilization of corn that fell off the stalk. Not only does this provide an energy source for the cow, but it also helps prevent volunteer corn in the field the following growing season.
For Cheryl and Jon Schneider, selling meat raised on their family farm directly to consumers started with their kids’ involvement in FFA and s…
For the first time, Illinois coach Eric Fugate went to the National 4-H competitions in Louisville, Kentucky, with two teams in 2022. Their se…
BENTON, Ill. — As with many 4-H chapters, the Heartland Pathfinders has a legacy of tradition and family. That includes the leader.
PONOKA, Alberta, Canada — There are likely few better places to say “This is my first rodeo” than in Ponoka, Alberta, in Canada a few days bef…
For the first time in a quarter century, the top royalty at the Illinois State Fair is also a cattle show champion.
Farmland, water and ice are local features that will make the Du Quoin State Fair in southern Illinois unique again during its annual run from…
Widespread drought conditions have stressed summer forages, limiting and in many places stopping growth in pastures and hayfields. Livestock p…
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