When hunter-gatherers began living close to animals, the pathogens that cause the plague and leprosy got closer too.

Mycotoxins pose a hidden threat in dairy feed, but understanding what triggers contamination and taking early action can help protect herd health and performance.

A new study reveals extreme heat slashes dairy yields, and even high-tech cooling can’t fully fix the problem. View on ...

Several aspects of animal welfare were found to differ between seasons, with different seasonal patterns observed for herds ...

Idaho rancher Jay Smith has a wolf problem. Over the last 20 years, Smith said wolves have killed more than 200 of his cattle ...

Ad tech keeps reinventing itself, and marketers keep paying for it. From curation to attention measurement, we’ve watched trend after trend steal headlines and dominate conference stages, without ...

SAN ANTONIO — Get moovin! The CowParade is returning to San Antonio. Boasting over 100 participating cities since its start in 1999, CowParade is the world’s largest public art event. Local artists ...

How to spot the signs of sunburn in cattle – it’s a problem that’s more than just skin deep Photosensitisation is a serious condition that farmers need to look out for – and even on a dull ...

BENGALURU: A rivalry between two families resulted in the death of a cow after a man allegedly cut its udder at Sulivara village in South Bengaluru district (Ra ...

Gedu Town in Chhukha is continuing to see an increasing number of abandoned cattle roaming the streets freely. Officials and locals alike are concerned about this growing issue. They say it is not ...

Bagalkot: A cow's udder was cut while it was sleeping in the shed of its owner's house in Kulageri Cross on Thursday night. The cow's owner, Baramappa.

What started in 2013 with the purpose of determining parentage has transitioned to a key tool in selecting the next generation of the Rosebrook Farms’ cow herd. “Genomic testing is really working for ...