Author Dr Max Shelton enjoyed a 40-year career at The University of Queensland. He is the author / editor of multiple research papers and books on all aspects of the establishment and management of ...

Every summer, a shepherd and a herd of goats, sheep, llamas, and one very famous donkey clock in for their shifts at one of America's busiest airports. The reason they were hired reveals a ...

Pinpointing open cows early is more than a reproductive headcount. It’s an active management strategy to slash winter feed ...

State livestock associations want easier access to idle acres as tight forage supplies limit herd expansion opportunities.

Drought conditions persist across the Midwest, and pasture conditions in South Dakota and North Dakota continue to decline.

Don't start from scratch. Learn how soil testing and rotational grazing can help revitalize your pasture land.

Explore how virtual fencing and remote grazing technology improve labor, pasture management, and conservation, along with key ...

Feedlots aren't the only places where cattle overheat. Nebraska Extension Educator Ben Beckman shares proactive steps to keep ...

Increased competition for water means the whole community is looking at how irrigators use water. Good irrigation not only has benefits for the wider community, but for individual farms too. This is ...

Spring is bound to roll in soon, and pastures and other forage crops will begin to green up. With small grain crops going in soon, and lambing and calving underway, many farmers are gearing up for ...