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Angus Foundation awarded 10 students a total of $15,000
22+ hour, 51+ min ago (1318+ words) This year, the Angus Foundation expanded the program, doubling the number of Commercial Cattlemen Scholarships awarded and providing even more opportunities for the next generation of cattlemen and women to advance their education and contribute to the beef industry. Carter…...
U.S. Border Reopens to Mexican Cattle After Yearlong Halt
1+ day, 22+ min ago (878+ words) For the first time in over a year, Mexican feeder cattle are once again moving north into the United States. The U.S.-Mexico border reopened to cattle at the Douglas, Arizona, port on Monday. The first shipment included over 680 head of…...
Iowa State research shows SCN continues to adapt to PI 88788 resistance
1+ day, 20+ hour ago (472+ words) Analysis of more than two decades of data collected by Iowa State University from farmers’ fields reveals that soybean cyst nematode (SCN) continues to develop increased reproduction on PI 88788, the most widely used SCN resistance in soybean varieties. These findings…...
Syngenta R&D leader wins prestigious chemical research award
2+ day, 1+ hour ago (276+ words) The American Chemical Society has chosen Syngenta’s Camilla Corsi for its 2026 International Award for Research in Agrochemicals. Corsi, who works as head of Crop Protection Research & Development at Syngenta, has been a key leader and contributor to the discovery of…...
60% of Kansas livestock producers report veterinarian shortage
4+ day, 19+ hour ago (857+ words) Nearly 60 percent of Kansas livestock producers say they perceive a shortage of veterinarians, highlighting a persistent challenge for rural communities that depend on large-animal practitioners for everything from routine herd work to emergency care. Kansas State University released the findings…...
Perspective: Wild horse slaughter investigation raises bigger question
4+ day, 23+ hour ago (1408+ words) But romanticism doesn’t grow grass. The investigation deserves attention. There are legitimate questions about whether the Bureau of Land Management is exploiting a loophole that allows the agency to technically comply with the law while horses ultimately end up exactly…...
2 deadly crashes involving farm tractors reported in Georgia, New York
5+ day, 18+ hour ago (348+ words) Two separate crashes involving farm tractors resulted in fatalities in Georgia and New York this week — one a collision with a train and another involving an SUV. In Lee County, Georgia, 38-year-old Jose Aguilar of Montezuma was killed Wednesday evening…...
Bipartisan RANCH Act Aims to Add 20M Acres of U.S. Grazing Land
6+ day, 18+ hour ago (548+ words) Farms We Follow Livestock News SmartNews U.S. cattle producers could gain access to millions of acres of new grazing land under bipartisan legislation introduced Wednesday by Sens. Mike Rounds, R-S.D., and Amy Klobuchar, D-Minn. The Rebuilding America’s National Cow Herd (RANCH)…...
Study finds a feedlot sweet spot for beef-on-dairy cattle
1+ week, 1+ min ago (665+ words) Beef-on-dairy cattle are becoming a bigger part of the U.S. beef supply, but new research suggests feedlots may get the most value from those animals when they arrive at lighter weights. With the traditional beef herd historically small and feeder cattle…...
Technology in agriculture: Even the cows are connected
1+ week, 19+ hour ago (190+ words) Technology has always been present in agriculture but over the decades, and centuries, its form has changed. Discussing innovative technology from one, two, or even three centuries ago brings to mind images of steam locomotives, cotton gins, tractors, and even…...