Despite the United States’ long and storied past with cattle ranching, long-term research on health, nutrition and management ...

Residents in Egg Harbor Township say two cows were delivered to a property on Asbury Road Tuesday, but later in the day, they ...

After hours of searching, the black and white animal is nowhere to be found, leaving the family’s only other cow lonely and ...

Nevada ranchers are teaming up with University of Nevada, Reno researchers to utilize high-tech tools to manage cattle and ...

University researchers are testing virtual fencing to guide grazing, protect Nevada’s rangelands and riparian areas, and ...

Ranches in northwest Wyoming — and around the Mountain West — are turning to virtual fences to cut labor costs, prevent ...

Farmers have an unusual but lifesaving trick up their sleeves: they feed magnets to their cows. It sounds odd at first, yet cow magnets play a real role in livestock health on farms around the world.

A cow wears a GPS collar in a corral near Lonerock, Ore., on Oct. 20. After 2024’s Lone Rock Fire, six area ranches used grant funding to purchase virtual fencing equipment, and now manage nearly ...

A high-tech, no-fence solution is teaching cattle to stay home on the range, University of Alberta research has found. That's a big step forward for potentially helping cattle ranchers graze their ...

The ability to graze thousands of hectares on the Abernethy Forest Nature Reserve, in the Cairngorms, has provided beef farmer Bobby Mackenzie with low-cost outwintering and allowed him to double cow ...