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A Canadian company has pleaded guilty in federal court in Burlington, Vt. to charges that it brought drug-tainted cattle feed into Vermont and then made a false statement to Customs and Border Protection officials about it.

Two members of Congress from Michigan plan to introduce legislation encouraging Great Lakes states to develop programs that reduce risk of pollution that causes harmful algae blooms.

Seven families were honored for their outstanding land management practices during the 2015 Cattle Industry Summer Conference.

Kopriva Angus and the Kopriva family of Raymond, S.D., were honored with one of seven regional Environmental Stewardship Award Program (ESAP) awards.

Florida’s Ranch aims to keep the family operation going for generations.

As development eats away at Florida’s untamed lands, wild animals have found an ally in the Seminole Tribe.

New study looks at how climate variability contributes to (or detracts from) worldwide grain output.

Effort will establish continuous improvement criteria and metrics focused on feed yards.

Several microbreweries in suburban Chicago share grain left over from the brewing process with local farmers, who can use it to feed their animals, instead of throwing it away.

Experts encourage dairy producers to lock in cottonseed needs for high-group rations.