Big news broke over the weekend as Mexico notified the USDA of a positive detection of New World screwworm in a cow in the southern Mexico state of Chiapas.

That encounter was enough to set in motion today’s cattle outbreak, which scientists who study influenza warn has the potential to become another pandemic.

Dairy-beef crossbreds are gaining in popularity, yet some producers are unsure how that might work in their herds

Korean innovative practices in using U.S. pork and beef are studied by ASEAN teams to refine their culinary offerings.

This article is one of a series of case studies on forage beneficial management practices from Alberta Agrisystems Living Lab and Canfax. It is reprinted on BeefResearch.ca with permission. Extended grazing can play a key role in lowering your feed costs and can have positive benefits for the health of your land. Some of these

The Beagle Brigade Act funds detector dogs to safeguard U.S. agriculture from foreign diseases, boosting biosecurity, protecting food supply, and supporting vital industries like pork production.

This is the 61st showing of the annual conference.

November 5, 2024, marked the implementation date for the updated federal animal disease traceability regulations requiring electronic identification tags in certain classes of cattle and bison crossing state lines.

WCS Calls for Decisive Action by the US and Mexico to Protect Livestock, Public Health, and Economies

The USDA now enforces electronic identification tagging for certain cattle and bison classes to enhance disease tracking across state lines.