When I take on new clients, I always ask them their short- and long-term goals. One producer stated his long-term goal as, “I want you to eliminate fly problems in my herd.” ...

To control internal parasites, it’s best to know your enemy. While internal parasites are the same the country over, they play the game differently from North to South.

A breeding soundness exam (BSE) is a fertility exam performed on bulls by a veterinarian; ideally it’s performed annually. It consists of three components – scrotal circumference, a physical exam, and a semen evaluation, and it typically costs...

It pays to know the parasites you’re dealing with in order to pick the right dewormer to control them.

Cattlemen and researchers have long known that prescribed fire has multiple benefits. New research on patch burning has found yet another – fly control.

University of Illinois research found no differences in sperm motility, morphology or testosterone levels, between a control group of bulls and three groups of bulls treated with pyrethroids.

Epizootic hemorrhagic disease (EHD) is an acute, infectious, often fatal, viral disease that impacts some wild ruminants. Another similar disease called bluetongue has been causing some deer die-offs recently in my area in South Dakota. Once...

One would think in a drought as epic as this year’s, that worm larvae have a snowball’s chance of surviving. However, a drought does not play fair. Neither do parasites.

Without proper fly control, horses can develop irritations, sores, diseases, and transfer bacteria.