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Two distinct variants and evidence of fetal infection are adding new questions to an outbreak first identified in European cattle this summer.
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A systematic approach can do more than identify a cause of death. Dr. Paige Schmidt-Rios shares how field necropsies can improve diagnostics, herd health and producer education.
While the search for answers in pregnancy loss usually starts with the mother, a groundbreaking study at Texas A&M’s new biotechnology center turns the spotlight onto paternal epigenetics.
Veterinary toxicologist Dr. Scott Fritz provides a practical framework for investigating cattle deaths and suspected toxic exposures before the samples ever reach the lab.
Understanding how starch, fiber and rumen-degradable protein interact can help us recognize what supports efficient microbial protein production.
Research from Dr. Sandra Godden highlights how processing, moisture, monitoring and stall management can help reduce the udder-health risks associated with recycled manure solids.
Dr. Lane Schmitt shares his approach to managing severely damaged uterine prolapses in the field.
Following months of intensive surveillance and sterile fly releases, USDA-APHIS releases three infested zones, easing regulatory burdens for local livestock producers.
Bimeda’s Bimectin 1% injection receives green light, expanding affordable, over-the-counter options to safeguard U.S. herds against New World screwworm.
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