There are roughly 10,000 cattle under quarantine, and every animal can cost as much as $3 a day in feed and yardage
Bovine tuberculosis usually isn’t discovered until an animal reaches the packing plant
Preconditioned calves are healthier, grow faster, and grade higher — but can cow-calf producers make money on the practice?
It starts with keeping cattle calm and identifying hazards in your current handling facilities, say experts
Preparing calves for the feedlot reduces antibiotic use and improves feed efficiency and animal health
Airdrie vet Cody Creelman says being open and honest takes away power from foes of livestock production
You’ll be living with any changes for a long time, so it pays to do your research and seek expert advice
Airdrie vet Cody Creelman helps a vet in Ukraine win a bovine ultrasound
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