Orphaned calves happen. So do cows that lose a calf. Here are some ways to turn that into a happy outcome.

Is the customer always right? That depends on whose bull is being scored. One veterinarian shares his thoughts on why we might need to tip the industry upside down when it comes to breeding soundness exams.

Keeping diseases at bay requires a lot more than just a vaccination program.

At the Prather Ranch, beef by-products are sold to biomedical companies to enhance and improve human health.

With the advent of net-wrapped round bales, ranchers have another form of hardware disease to worry about — plastic disease.

Research shows time and time again, whether it is because of profit or pain management, that the earlier you castrate, the better.

New partnership makes cattle point-of-care clinical reference available to members.

The most-searched, most-read stories might tell you more about what your clients will ask.

Robots in agriculture, hemp in farm bill and weed resistance to herbicide among news of the week.