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Farmers, ranchers consumers concerned with animal welfare....More

These early stages of herd expansion will draw the beef supply down even more and lead to higher cattle prices....More

Valley Meat Company of Roswell, New Mexico, may be one step closer to slaughtering horses and shipping the meat overseas, according to Blair Dunn, the company’s legal counsel....More

Texas, officials need to collect more information on feral activity, population and damage....More

Farmers around Carlsbad, in southeastern New Mexico, say they are fed up over water shortages in the Pecos River, blaming upriver Roswell water users for tapping groundwater sources and depleting water that would have flowed south in the now near-dry Pecos riverbed....More

To maximize successful pregnancies in replacement heifers early in their first breeding season, studies conducted at Texas A&M University and at the Texas A&M AgriLife Research Station-Beeville are evaluating nutritional strategies to promote puberty consistently by 12 to 14 months of age....More

Some of the confusion around COOL is discussed in this series of commentaries....More

Opponents of mandatory COOL have asserted that all mandatory labeling can cease....More

The unrelenting drought is taking its toll on South Texas cattle ranchers who are resorting to a centuries-old emergency method of feeding cattle, according to a Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service agent....More

Predation continues to have a measurable financial impact on many sectors of the agricultural economy. This is particularly true for the production of sheep and lambs in Texas and western states, where the value of losses due to predators, primarily coyotes, exceeded $6 million in 1994, 1999 and in 2004....More

Nueces County, Texas, Extension retires and goes home to work cattle ranch....More