Jim Lears, along with his son Jackson, 13, built an enclosure at the horse farm, did some research and hired a livestock vet to ... up plans to build a 48-foot by 16-foot enclosure in their ...

The biggest barrier for young SC farmers entering the industry is financial. Purchasing land and obtaining equipment is often more than they can afford.

Joshua Boucher [email protected] A little more than a stone’s throw from the Baptist church he grew up attending on Sundays, Troy Dobbins stops to feed his cattle ... on his 16 acres of ...

Here are five off-grid properties for sale: An 800-acre Chiloquin ranch for sale operates completely off grid with three hydro-turbine systems, solar panels, battery banks and other power ...

“From the serenity of the remote, off-grid location to the well remodeled and maintained structures, operational cattle facilities ... also has an 8,880-square-foot house, 8,000 feet of frontage ...

As winter occurs, it is important to remember that cattle with a clean open hair coat with shelter from wind are less ...

Defra has rejected claims that it failed to respond quickly enough to a confirmed outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease ... See also: GB import ban on German livestock following FMD outbreak ...

Brenly Faith Hamilton, a 4-H member from Weatherford, earned Reserve Intermediate Champion Heifer with TG Holly 3111 in the Red Angus Heifer division at the 2025 Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo Jan. 26.

Yet, cattle eat dirt. Why? What happens when they do, and how much is too much? Cattle that actively seek out and eat dirt are likely missing something important in their diet. In some cases ...

news of Foot and Mouth disease will always bring back memories of the pain and the costs to UK farmers of FMD from the devastating outbreak back in 2001.” The NSA welcomed the UK Government’s swift ...

There it was: a gallstone. One of the most prized ingredients in traditional Chinese medicine, cattle gallstones have become so valuable that traders are willing to pay as much as $5,800 an ounce ...

A US Forest Service livestock project in Arizona and New Mexico appeared likely to move forward after a federal appeals court during oral arguments Monday heavily scrutinized an environmental group’s ...