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Late last week, health officials with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS) announced the first human H5 avian flu case in a patient with no known connection to infected animals.

The associate professor of sustainability and development at the University of Michigan understands that arguing to let cattle graze in a national park offends the sensibilities.

This past January, the Government of Canada announced its “Team Canada” missions to the U.S., to promote Canadian exports in advance of the upcoming renegotiation of the Canada – U.S. – Mexico Agreement (CUSMA, the former NAFTA). The missions to State legislatures and the United States government are a good thing, but something is lacking.

Insight into the 2023 Canadian Calf Crop The Beef Cattle Research Council (BCRC), in collaboration with Canfax Research Services and regional representatives, recently took a snapshot of production practices that have been adopted by cow-calf producers across the country, as well as performance measures of their herds.  The inaugural Canadian Cow-Calf Survey collected data from

Cattle contribute more greenhouse gases than other livestock.

MSU Extension’s Emergency Response to Accidents Involving Livestock (ERAIL) team offers a Saturday training for responders to learn how to effectively respond to accident situations that can occur when hauling livestock.

The Maasai’s pastoral practices had almost no discernible positive or negative effect on the ecological well-being of the Maasai Mara National Reserve.

NBC News’ Aria Bendix reported in July that “disease researchers say commonalities between the (human) cases — all but one of which were reported in the last four months — are enough to start assembling a picture of how the virus may affect people.”

The contest is for Albertans to showcase their best and favourite beef dishes.

Research and innovation projects will reinforce long-term resilience and economic growth.