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Heat stress can greatly impact cattle producers through decreased milk production and subsequent calf growth, decreased reproductive performance in cows and bulls, and decreased stocker and feeder performance. It has been estimated that heat-related events in the Midwest have cost the cattle industry over $75 million in the past 10 years.

It depends, but in most situations with white-tailed deer, the answer is no. Here's why.

Many cattle seminars across the Southern Great Plains have offered sound advice about replacement female development and selection. A significant number of producers are strongly considering, if not...

Increasing uniformity of the calf crop is important to cow-calf producers because more uniform lots may receive higher sale prices at market.