Articles Tagged with ''livestock''

National Institute for Animal Agriculture annual conference makes clear the animal ag industry is putting a lot of thought into the question of sustainability.

Now is time for forage producers to cut hay to avoid ergot bodies from developing.

Claim amounts should be for the gross amount McClain agreed to pay for livestock.

The violators entered into respective stipulation agreements with the USDA.

Violators include Jarrod Williams LLC, Adam Smith Livestock and Geary Livestock Market LLC.

When handling their livestock, operators must ensure the welfare of their animals. Dr. Kurt D. Vogel, director of the Humane Handling Institute and associate professor–animal welfare and behavior in the Department of Animal and Food Science at the University of Wisconsin-River Falls, discusses best practices and current issues related to humane handling.

For more information on using summer annuals to promote optimum grazing, contact a local MU Extension agronomy or livestock specialist.

Animal Frontiers is the third-most-cited journal in agriculture, dairy, and animal science.

The second cohort of the National Institute for Animal Agriculture’s Advanced Training for Animal Agriculture Leaders completed their first in-person leadership training session.

Poor cows eat up more than hay. They eat up profit margins.