Livestock Risk Partners

Can pine needles cause abortions in cows? The short answer is “yes.”

The January 31st USDA Cattle Inventory Report may be the most anticipated report of the year, especially since the July Inventory Report has been eliminated.

As winter sets in, the importance of hay for maintaining animal performance becomes clear.

Meat inspectors initially discovered the infected steer during routine inspections at a Wisconsin packing plant in late October.

The Canadian Beef Advisors are pleased to release the 2025-30 National Beef Strategy. The strategy positions the Canadian Beef Industry for greater profitability, growth and being a high-quality beef product of choice in the world. “The National Beef Strategy is about the future. We want people to know that the beef industry is preparing the

Nofence is making virtual fencing more accessible in the U.S. by lowering prices and extending its warranty to five years, ensuring farmers have a cost-effective and reliable solution.

Tetany occurs when an animal’s diet doesn’t have enough magnesium to meet nutritional needs.

Nebraska Extension is providing a hands-on, multi-session educational program designed to equip participants with essential skills for success in the cattle industry.

Bovine TB is a bacterial disease that can affect all mammals.

Strong demand for cattle relative to tight supplies is contributing to the higher prices.