Livestock Risk Partners

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.

A team of researchers from the University of Turku and the Natural Resources Institute Finland has examined the foraging behavior of barnacle geese in Northern Karelia, Finland.

The researchers turned to the water-soluble fraction of brewers’ spent grain, making an extract without the grain’s protein and dietary fiber, which can limit nutrient absorption.

The January Cattle on Feed report was released on Friday afternoon.

Rising beef imports, mainly from Brazil and Uruguay, pose risks to U.S. cattle producers, increasing the trade deficit and displacing domestic beef production.

The WNC Dairy Beef Feeder Calf Program is designed to introduce youth to livestock showing, feeding, and care.

Leasing cows can be an effective financial strategy for beginning or expanding cow-calf producers.

This four-session webinar series is focused on understanding how the cow’s nutrient requirements change throughout the year and how to cost-effectively meet a cow’s needs with grazed or harvested feed.

Missouri 4-H was well-represented at the 2025 Western National Roundup Livestock Judging Contest, held in Denver, Colo., on Jan. 10. The Livingston County team placed sixth out of 25 competing teams.