Category: Cattle

In the world of modern dairy farming, the well-being of animals and the efficiency of milk production go hand in hand. Among the various factors

The purpose of a dry period is to allow the cow’s udder an opportunity to regenerate secretory tissue and to allow the digestive system to recove

Not understanding how cattle perceive their world can make for a long day for you — and your cattle. For example, a Styrofoam cup that has fallen

A characteristic of cattle that contributes to their behavior is their herd instinct. Cattle are social animals that are more comfortable and fee

The traditional practice of finishing cattle on corn may not be the only way to achieve high marbling, a desirable characteristic of quality beef

Did you ever wonder why cattle act the way they do? Learn more with these 23 facts about cattle behavior that are provided by Dr. Clive Dalton.

Scottish Highland cattle are a breed of cattle that originated in the Scottish Highlands and Islands. They are one of the oldest and purest breed

Creep feeding is the managerial practice of supplying supplemental feed (usually concentrates) to the nursing calf. Feed is provided in a creep f

Steaming-up dairy cows during their dry period by increasing grain intake has become a popular practice; however, University of Illinois research

Angus cattle are a breed that originated in Scotland and are known for their distinctive black color. They are one of the most popular breeds of