Beef Donations for 2025
Delaware County Farm Bureau is proud to provide quarterly beef donations to People in Need.
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Delaware County Farm Bureau is proud to provide quarterly beef donations to People in Need.
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The Longhorned tick can be a tremendous problem for cattle being able to cause mortality through blood feeding as well as through the transmission of the protozoal disease Theileria orientalis.
An Update on Ticks and Tick-Borne Disease in Ohio: Plus the Buckeye Tick Test Lab Read More »
USDA will provide $14.5M to state meat inspection programs, ensuring food safety and market access, addressing funding shortfalls and supporting producers.
USDA Adds $14.5M to Support State Meat Inspections Read More »
Established by the Canadian Cattle Association (CCA) in 2010, the CYL Program welcomes young people ages 18–35 from across Canada involved in all areas of the beef supply chain. The program aims to build the next generation of industry leaders by providing unique mentorship, training, and professional and personal development opportunities in the Canadian beef
Canadian Cattle Young Leaders (CYL) name 2025 program semi-finalists Read More »
This reset was done in accordance with the adjusted formula, which came about as a result of NCBA’s request to reduce limits following the 2024 reset.
CME Group Resets Daily Price Limits In Cattle Contracts Read More »
This had become a familiar pattern for South Dakota farmers. Once home to the largest inland wheat market in the world, stem rust epidemics were becoming more and more frequent and, in some years, wiped out entire harvests.
What can the genetics of BRD at feedlots tell us about antimicrobial resistance? There are clear differences in the antimicrobial resistance genes in bovine respiratory disease (BRD) pathogens in Canada compared to other places in the world, and while not directly related to antimicrobial use at feedlots, these could pose a risk of antimicrobial resistance
Results Are In–Science to Inform Good Stewardship, from AMR to Grazing to Sanitation Read More »
The senior winning teams in all three contests are invited to represent Iowa at the National 4-H Contests in Louisville, Kentucky, this November.
Iowa Youth Excel at 4-H Livestock Triathlon Read More »
This hastens drying by spreading the hay thinner and over a larger area. The thinner layer speeds drying and allows curing and baling to occur faster, Roberts says.
Three Days to Hay With a Minor Change Read More »
The specter of H5N1 virus hangs over U.S. agriculture, but the pork industry isn’t waiting to take action. Following a recent detection in pigs on a small Oregon homestead farm, livestock organizations are mobilizing to prepare for potential spread through a collaborative, science-driven approach.
One Health Approach: Pork Industry Prepares for H5N1 Read More »