What a year it has been for agricultural law. From emissions reporting to checkoff litigation, there are a number of important legal developments this year of which beef producers need to be aware.

Take another look at the stories that captured the most online attention from Progressive Cattleman readers from November 2017 to November 2018.

To see how readers weighed in on other issues in the past year, go to: Progressive Cattle polls.

How did the beef industry fare in news headlines in 2018? Many of the top stories related to ranching, beef production and agricultural land use had direct ties to the policies of President Donald Trump and his administration.

It’s been almost two years since the flames came to the Texas-Oklahoma panhandles, stretching into Kansas and Colorado.

Christmas is a special time because this is when we pause in our daily busyness to remember God’s greatest gift to us – in the birth of his Son, who showed us that we are all children of God and that we are loved by our Father.

Pregnancy detection. If only it were as easy to do as it is to say.

I think some of the most difficult problems encountered in cattle production are captured in a story. The details in the following story are made up, but the story can be very real for many cattle producers.

A long-withstanding conversation in the livestock industry, cattle disease traceability is not a new concept.

Vaccine interference is something not every cattle producer is aware of, but it can have a big impact on how well cattle respond to vaccinations.