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

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

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.

This is the 61st showing of the annual conference.

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.

Pieter Van Den Boogaard takes on a role with the company’s Eastern Canada Development Team.

The team included Beau Ann Graves, Paisley Nelson, Payton Rodgers, Sam Jordan and Jorja Ebert. The team was coached by Shane Bedwell and Cody Sloan.

The Government of Canada is investing over $5.4 million in 5 projects aimed at driving growth in the Canadian beef sector. Through the AgriAssurance Program – National Industry Association Component, the AgriCompetitiveness Program and the AgriMarketing Program, under the Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership, these projects will improve market access, promote sustainable practices, and elevate Canada’s

Honorees to be Recognized at CattleCon 2025 in San Antonio

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