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The Influenza D virus (IDV) was first isolated from pigs in 2011 at the University of Minnesota.

Just about every cattle producer with a pickup truck also has a stock trailer to connect to it, but many don’t give their trailer a lot of thought.

We need to better address all three components of the disease triad.

Check to make sure you are handling, storing and using vaccines properly. Here's a quick tip sheet to make sure you do everything to keep vaccines effective.

Pinkeye can lead to lower calf-growth rate, potential blindness and permanent damage when left untreated. It's crucial to start thinking about how to prevent the disease from entering your herd.

The Senate passed an extension to Electronic Logging Device (ELD) implementation for livestock haulers that would potentially give more time for regulators and Congress to fix hours of service rules.

Merck Animal Health this week announced the results from the Cattle Care and Well-Being Survey, identifying resources, topics and training needed to advance cattle care and well-being.

As the snow melts away from Winter Storm Goliath and cattle are gathered back into pens and pastures, cow-calf producers should continue to watch their animals for lingering after-effects, according to a Texas A&M AgriL

Healthy animals perform best, but the emerging field of animal-welfare science suggests their mental health plays a key role that might be measured.

Cattle with hair loss, an unthrifty appearance, and leaving hair on fences and other objects from rubbing may be a sign of lice infestation.

A newly developed tool for auditing animal welfare in feedlots was given conditional approval and is the latest program to earn Certified Audit status from the Professional Animal Auditor Certification Organization, Inc

Evaluate all animals purchased to be fed out with a ranking system, which can help you determine how they need to be managed.

Worldwide, about 23% of dairy cattle experience lameness issues, with three types of hoof lesions causing most of those problems, says University of Wisconsin veterinarian Nigel Cook.

The “cattle crusher” post floating around social media has nearly 34,000 comments and more than 21,000 shares after falsely depicting a cow being crushed to death in a hoof trimming chute.

A new app developed by UC-Davis helps producers diagnose the prevalence of BRD.

Improving animal welfare and employee safety—that’s the top two goals driving the creation of the industry’s first robotic cattle mover.

The fall season signals cooler weather, but it also brings the greatest incidence of Bovine Respiratory Disease (BRD) and producers need to take steps now to weather the BRD storm

After more than a month since widespread flooding and blizzards devastated cattle producers in Nebraska and surrounding states an animal rights group is using the tragedy to push a vegan diet.

The checkoff-funded Beef Quality Assurance (BQA) program has launched a new training and certification program for cattle transportation.

A study recently conducted by ADM Animal Nutrition at a commercial dairy farm in Tulare, California and previous research at the University of Georgia and Arizona State University and field demonstration at New Windsor,