Articles Tagged with ''livestock''

USDA settles two cases for delayed testing of livestock scales.

Global Methane Genetics initiative aims to make methane efficiency a global breeding standard.

Emily Ellis, director of communications and content for Animal Agriculture Alliance, discusses the alliance's efforts to correct misinformation about animal welfare practices.

In the long run, beef producers need more, not fewer, trading partners and markets.

UC Davis trial verifies methane reductions seen in Rumin8 studies conducted in Australia, New Zealand and Brazil.

University of California-Davis animal scientists find a low-cost way for ranchers to identify the best cows for their landscapes to optimize grazing.

Heavier carcass weights may help moderate supply reductions but are unlikely to prevent them indefinitely.

National Agricultural Statistics Service reports 86.7 million head of cattle and calves on US farms as of Jan. 1, 2025.

APHIS and Mexico implement pre-clearance inspection and treatment protocol to mitigate the threat of New World screwworm.

In the coming year, supply will play a more significant role, and likely drive prices even higher.