Beef producers have been hearing about the methods of low-stress livestock handling and reaping the benefits for a long time. There is no question that efforts to create low-stress environments for cattle results in an improved experience and productivity for both the animals and their handlers.

We took the opportunity to study the technology more closely and decide if there was potential for a positive return on investment should we choose to implement it on our farm.

Held at URUS headquarters in Madison, Wisconsin, from Jan. 6-10, students connected with professionals to gain real-world consulting experience while learning from world-class experts for this all-expenses-paid experience. 

Most farms and ranches have some woodlands. For centuries, cattle have been turned out in the woods to forage or to access shelter from extreme weather. With proper management, the benefits of grazing woodlands can be maximized.

By combining satellite-based methane data with AI-driven insights, we empower producers to identify emission hotspots, implement best-fit solutions and verify their impact.

L’athlète islandais Jón Páll Sigmarsson, l’un des plus célèbres hommes forts de tous les temps, a su s’élever au rang de héros national. Dans les années 1980, il pratiquait le culturisme et l’haltérophilie, sans toutefois avoir accès à des produits à base de protéines de lactosérum ni à une industrie axée sur la croissance musculaire rapide. 

The NCBA lobbying team told those in attendance at NCBA’s CattleCon that better days lie ahead for beef producers with President Donald Trump.

Land is our largest investment, asset and expense. So how exactly can we add to its production? One key goal to start with: Convert unproductive land to productive. Cattle perform miracles in converting poor land into production.