Researchers from Oregon State University and USDA have published a study showing that virtual fencing is a useful potential tool to help cattle create fuel breaks that could slow wildfires from spreading in sagebrush rangelands.
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CENTER, N.D. – Spring has arrived at Brown’s Angus Ranch, with cows still calving and bulls from the sale needing to be delivered to their new…
WATFORD CITY, N.D. – There is plenty of warm weather for calving outdoors at Best Angus and Quarter Horses, but the Bests would prefer a rainy…
WATFORD CITY, N.D. – At Best Angus and Quarter Horses, yearling bulls sold recently in the annual production sale continue eating their ration…
Browns busy calving, dealing with bitter cold temps
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 …
The North Dakota Stockmen’s Association (NDSA) presented Haugen Ranch, Alexander, N.D., with its Rancher of the Year award during the organiza…
Combine bitter cold with carrying a calf, and those mama cows are going to need extra groceries when winter winds start to swirl.
HELENA, Mont. – After weeks of chasing green lines of hay, Joe Dooling is now busy as ever chasing white lines down the interstate. With two c…
MALTA, Mont. – At 4M Farms, Anna Merriman drives the tractor pulling the chisel down the field, preparing the fields for winter wheat planting.
Hoop buildings have been used for a variety of purposes by farmers in recent years, from livestock production to storage.
BISMARCK, N.D. – With high heat and lack of rain impacting the state’s cow/calf producers, Paul Topp, owner of Topp Angus, held a “resource” g…
Rugby Livestock has seen more cattle pass through its doors over the summer than ever before because of a lack of rain and high heat.
MALTA, Mont. – The Merriman’s yearlings are grazing out at the Matador Ranch as temperatures in the region dropped slightly in the mid- to high 80s.
Last week’s USDA Cattle Inventory report indicated beef cow numbers are continuing to decrease.
During his final year of a three-year term, Al Lyman represents Illinois, Iowa, Missouri, Minnesota and Wisconsin for the Federation of State …
COLUMBIA, Mo. — Stocker cattle make up just 12% of the 4.25 million head currently part of the beef industry in Missouri. But these cattle cou…
More South Dakota acres are now in an extreme drought condition as lack of moisture and high temperatures continue to impact much of the state…
MALTA, Mont. – Sizzling hot, dry days continued to swelter many of the farms and ranches in northeastern Montana as spring came to a close. Te…
The North Dakota Stockmen’s Association (NDSA) hosted more than 70 youth exhibitors and their families at the 26th annual North Dakota Junior …
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’…
MALTA, Mont. – Up in the northeastern region of the state, the Merrimans recently finished seeding their spring crops under blazing hot temperatures.
SHERBURN, Minn. – With hot, windy, and dry growing conditions, Rochelle, Brad, and AJ Krusemark nursed along their young crops in June.
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…
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