Health

AMERICAN ANGUS ASSOCIATION - THE BUSINESS BREED

Birds and cattle often commingle, and the potential of disease transmission is inevitable. Texas A&M AgriLife scientist Sapna Dass is targeting that transaction with her latest research. [Photo by Michael Miller,Texas A&M AgriLife]

Controlling Spread of Infectious Disease Between Wildlife and Livestock on Shared Rangeland

December 17, 2024

Texas A&M AgriLife-led research looks at the nexus of wildlife and livestock for solutions to zoonotic disease.

Provide New Arrivals Some TLC

December 03, 2024 By Heather Smith Thomas

Custom processing crews trained to provide incoming feedlot cattle the tender loving care they need.

Mexico Notifies United States of New World Screwworm Detection

December 03, 2024

USDA takes action to prevent spread of New World Screwworm to U.S. animals.

Winterize Your Cow Herd

December 03, 2024

Proactive management during cold weather is essential to reduce cold stress in cattle. Monitor body condition, provide wind and moisture protection, and adjust feed to meet increased energy needs.

From the Field

November 20, 2024 By Lynsey McAnally

Notes from two very different regions on what to expect this winter.

Targeting Disease with Medgene Labs featuring Bob Gentry

November 20, 2024 By Lynsey McAnally

When we our staff had the opportunity to interview a Kansas veterinarian at Angus Convention about a company working to provide effective vaccinations for immediate animal health concerns, we knew we had to bring you the information in this “Angus at Work” podcast.

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Managing Fertility While Grazing Fescue

November 19, 2024 By Becky Mills

Without proper management, fescue can lower milk production and fertility.

Gizmos & Gadgets

November 19, 2024 By Paige Nelson

This edition of “Gizmos & Gadgets” features high-visibility workwear, innovative feed additives that decrease methane emissions from heifers, a newly approved herbicide product, and a versatile tractor line that’s easier on the checkbook.