While grazing summer pasture is generally celebrated among cattle producers, the time of year also comes with a greater ...

A dry-lot system requires 300 to 500 square feet per cow, depending on topography and other factors. Studies show that only 16 to 18 percent of agricultural income in North Dakota is from ...

It was a strange year and a far different fall from the last. “Last year in October (2021) we had 10 inches of rain,” Knock said. “We had a lot of fall moisture.” ...

Cattle incapable of relieving themselves of high temperatures experience heat stress. Humans alleviate overheating through ...

While conditions are especially acute in Texas, about 54% of all U.S. cattle were in some form of drought as of Aug. 16, up from 36% a year earlier.

“In the spring, we start them in dry lots and push them out to pastures,” Dave Daws said. This fall, he and his wife have had to do the opposite with their herd of 100 cattle.

The big item most cattlemen in our area and south are facing is dry weather. That is causing a lot of cows and bulls to go to slaughter and we had already sold a lot more than normal.

Dry Queensland cattle properties now 'desperate' ABC Rural / By Neroli Roocke. ... He's already sold off a lot of stock and is now having to move his core breeding group to greener paddocks.

An Interlake cattle producer is sounding the alarm, saying dry conditions in the area this summer are stunting his hay crop.

SHARP COUNTY, Ark. (KAIT) - The dry conditions are affecting many farmers in Northeast Arkansas. Whether you’re a cattle farmer or a row crop farmer, the word drought is probably in the front of ...

But for farmers, the land is getting dry, meaning grass for animals isn’t growing, and they might have to turn to feeding cattle hay months earlier than they usually do. And right now there’s ...