Will the much-anticipated El Nino this fall be a bust?

It is too early to know the full gravity, and the concern for life and recover remain paramount at this time, but Hurricane Florence hurt Carolinas' farmers.

Florences’s path is uncertain, but her impact on cattle producers and their livestock isn’t.

Drought-stressed pastures and the cattle grazing them may need a little more TLC this winter. That and more awaits you in this week’s Trending Headlines.

Drought is taking a toll on much of cattle country as pasture and range conditions continue to slip. That and more awaits you in this week’s Trending Headlines.

There is now fully one-third of the U.S. cowherd in states rated poor or very poor for pasture conditions. That will play out in a number of ways this fall.

Indicating that the expansion phase of the current cattle cycle is slowing, beef cows are heading to town in increasing numbers. That and more awaits you in this week’s Trending Headlines.

The hay inventory going into haying season is off sharply from last year.

While robust procedures are in place to prevent foot-and-mouth disease from entering the U.S., one veterinarian thinks it’s just a matter of time.