When Minnesota developed drought conditions in 2021, Famo Feeds staff decided to make a product that cow/calf farmers could use to feed their stock.
The U.S. beef industry is unique in the independence of its hundreds of thousands of producers who calve out well over 31.4 million beef cows …
Eight hundred miles west of her hometown of Aitkin, Minn., Raija (pronounced Rya) Gustin found a cattle mentorship program that suited her wel…
When driving past the cow herd on pasture, there could be a reminder note on the pickup side mirror.
For cattle producer across the western U.S., 2021 was a year for the record books. According to the U.S. Drought Monitor, roughly 48 percent o…
Bovine respiratory disease (BRD) accounts for the highest percentage of deaths in cattle and calves outside of predators. Antibiotics are an i…
Tim Petry, NDSU Extension livestock marketing economist, says the last couple years have been pretty tough in the cattle business, but things …
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HINCKLEY, Minn. – A little bedding can go a long way in improving cattle feed efficiency by reducing maintenance energy requirements.
A recent news release from Certified Angus Beef (CAB) offered three communication internship positions for the summer of 2022. While applicati…
BRANDON, Minn. – On a beautiful September day – the kind of day where neither man nor beast belongs inside – Jack Schouweiler’s cows rest quie…
U.S. pork producers have had a tough row to hoe in recent years, thanks to challenges like low prices, no place to send their hogs for process…
Observation and testing feed and water are paramount to keeping livestock safe during a severe drought. Nitrate toxicity can be a big concern.
The Minnesota Youth Livestock Expo (MYLE) 2021 was a repeat performance after last year’s very successful inaugural event that occurred with C…
ST. PAUL, MN, July 26, 2021 – Minnesota agricultural operations have been significantly impacted by the ongoing, severe drought.
With greater than 60% of North Dakota in extreme or exceptional drought, crops across the state are facing significant quality and yield challenges.
Driving through the countryside, you can see many herds of cattle out on pasture. In areas where rain is short or non-existent, the grass won’…
WASHINGTON – Senators John Hoeven and Kevin Cramer and Congressman Kelly Armstrong this week urged U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Secre…
As cow/calf producers across the region wrap up calving, it is now the time of year where thoughts are shifting towards marketing those calves…
On April 29, as a part of Montana State University’s Beef Extension Spring Series, Dr. Casey Solomon, DVM of Milk River Genetics, discussed th…
Slowing down resistance to dewormers is an important goal in 2021.
Kelly Anderson has been hooking up farmers and cattle producers for four years. No, she doesn’t work for FarmersOnly.com.
A group of researchers out of South Dakota State University have spent the last half a year requesting information on cattle losses with hopes…
Susie Felton will tell you she has always wanted to sell beef directly. That life goal is one that coincided well with her passion of stabiliz…
Ralco today announced the groundbreaking for the Jon Knochenmus Center for Innovation in Marshall, Minnesota.
For dairy farms that need to reduce somatic cell counts, Select Sires has introduced Mastitis ResistantPRO, a genetic tool to boost mastitis r…
Grazing is an agricultural term to describe the natural behavior of cattle moving across pastures and rangelands as they consume different plants.
The Montana Stockgrowers Association (MSGA) partnered on April 13 with Boehringer Ingelheim, a pharmaceutical company, to provide a webinar fe…