Long-term, UF/IFAS researchers want to develop the knowledge and tools the cattle industry needs to increase tolerance to heat stress

“This assay will be a pivotal tool for U.S. emergency preparedness and response and for ensuring the resiliency of U.S. animal agriculture, a critical infrastructure,” said DHS under secretary

Josiah Brooks is conducting a research trial to develop a marker system to determine feed intake in grazing cattle

The idea for the bovine application evolved from discussions between Los Alamos National Lab researchers and scientists at the New Mexico health laboratory

Scientists have developed a new system to convert methane into a deep green, energy-rich, gelatin-like substance that can be used as the basis for biofuels and other bioproducts, specialty chemicals—and even feed for cows

The study measured how much work dairy cows will do to access pasture, by pushing on a weighted gate

Researchers are working  to develop an easy, inexpensive genetic test to help ranchers improve cattle distribution by breeding hill-climbing cows

Gene expression pinpoints multiple anomalies likely to lead to pregnancy failure for clones

Brad Johnson, an expert on skeletal muscle growth in cattle, helped lead a study examining ways to increase marbling in beef without increasing overall fatness.

The group will focus on two areas of cattle feeding: starting cattle on feed and the end of the feeding period