LivestockA study by researchers at the University of Connecticut and Bangladesh Agricultural University, based on five years of data from the BAU dairy farm, finds the real carbon footprint of milk on Bangladeshi farms is 27 percent lower than earlier estimates.
LivestockNorth Dakota Senator John Hoeven told the state's cattle producers that the Senate farm bill carries his provisions to cap prairie dog colonies on federal grazing land and widen livestock disaster payments.
LivestockMore than 1,000 responses to the first review of Australia's Cattle Transaction Levy in two decades asked for clearer evidence of what the $5 levy delivers, with biosecurity the leading call for new investment.
Eleven people in Pirgachha, Rangpur, developed anthrax symptoms after a sick cow was slaughtered and its meat shared and sold; IEDCR tests confirmed three cases, and the livestock office has vaccinated all cattle in the area.
LivestockAt least 47 people have been treated for anthrax at the Daulatpur upazila health complex in Kushtia in the first 23 days of September, most of them after slaughtering sick cattle or handling raw meat.
LivestockFFAR-funded work at Kansas State and Texas Tech found group antibiotic treatment did not pay off in 72% of cattle groups studied, and that a blood test predicts liver abscesses with 80% accuracy.
LivestockThe Couse pack has attacked cattle in Asotin County at least seven times since February, and a new attack a week after one wolf was shot has the state considering another removal.
LivestockTen of 11 cattle sampled on a commercial farm in the Karasburg district tested positive for FMD inside Namibia's recognised disease-free zone, stopping red meat exports and all cloven-hoofed animal movement.
LivestockA USDA Foreign Agricultural Service report says high milk and beef prices slowed the EU herd's contraction last year, but costs, regulation, succession gaps and disease keep up the long-term decline.
LivestockHydrological modelling for three Manitoba watersheds projects warming of about 2.5 C by 2050 and nearly 5 C by 2100, drier pastures and falling groundwater for dugouts and livestock water.
American ranchers are fitting GPS collars to cattle in place of wire, but the technology now has to prove it is dependable on the ground.
Both posts at the Taluk Jamira animal welfare centre in Palashbari, Gaibandha have been vacant for eight years, leaving cattle without treatment.
LivestockUSDA's Economic Research Service cut its 2026 beef production forecast by 90 million pounds and its 2027 forecast by 145 million pounds on weak slaughter and a tight herd.
