Over the past 20 to 30 years, the beef industry has made great use of genetic selection tools to improve economically important traits.

Imagine a future where a rancher can use an autonomous drone to fly out to a pasture miles from the homestead to check on his herd.

More than 90 percent of corn silage samples taken during the 2013 harvest tested positive for multiple mycotoxins, according to a recent harvest analysis conducted by Alltech.

Cattle producers wanting to drill wells for use in livestock production should be aware of the applicable laws in their states related to livestock wells.

Managing replacement heifers is a challenge for most cow-calf operators. This is a special group of females that have been selected to advance the herd.

Today’s cow-calf producers face uncertain times, as the U.S. cow herd is the smallest it has been in decades.

Education and a production plan are only as good as the marketing plan. When Darby Line left Kearney State College (now University of Nebraska – Kearney), he had only one of those elements working for him – the diploma in his back pocket.

The IRC Section 1031 Exchange is one of the most powerful tax-saving and wealth-building tools available for people selling highly appreciated real estate.

Trichomoniasis, or Trich, is a venereal disease of cattle that can have serious economic consequences in the beef industry.

Competing at the National Western Stock Show (NWSS) is part of the tradition at Carnahan Ranch of Kiowa, Colorado.