Is two better than one? Or is calving twins double the trouble? Whatever the case, raising twins or multiple calves can bring a whole new set of challenges to an operation.

Getting started in the beef industry can be a difficult and costly process. Without the capital required, aspiring producers often find themselves buried in debt.

Discussing the future of the family operation isn’t always easy, especially if it involves your future, your compensation or how the operation will transfer ownership down the road. But if certain issues are not addressed beforehand, a one-time dream could result in a family nightmare.

Cattle prices are high, but so is the cost of feed. As the winter months approach, producers can find value in understanding their animals’ nutritional needs and exactly how much is required.

West Texas A&M University’s Department of Agricultural Sciences and industry professionals have teamed up to create a new breed of beef cattle – backwards.

The Crystalyx Beef Cow Body Condition Score app can assist beef producers in assessing and managing each cow’s individual needs from their mobile devices.

For many of us, this year’s sale date is a highly anticipated event. While calf prices remain at an all-time high, it is important we pay particular attention to our handling techniques and transportation practices to avoid any unnecessary losses.

Similar to a title of a truck, registration papers can provide producers with important background information to assist in cattle management.

Photo monitoring may be key to improving and managing rangelands. But without taking a proper photograph, monitoring could be a waste of time.