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

Longtime beef vet outlines mounting pressures of antibiotics use and what producers can expect.

A study of bruised carcasses in packing plants reveals the surprising extent of the problem.

Lead shot is still showing up in hides and skin at packing plants.

Pain management in cattle is becoming more accepted by beef producers and veterinarians.

Though challenges remain, there’s a growing sense of urgency to adopt a comprehensive system sooner rather than later.

What can we learn from the affluent’s obsession with backyard chickens? As the Silicon Valley elite invest in heritage chickens and fancy coops, modern agriculturalists can take note of what this trend means.

This mom reviews a children’s book about Temple Grandin. Check out her summary of the book and the lessons it offers kids in today’s blog.

A new film starring cowboys from the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota shows an authentic glimpse of America’s heartland.