How to hire people who won’t turn on you

By Burt Rutherford

From keeping animal activists from getting a job on your ranch to birth control for wild horses, check out this week’s Trending Headlines for news of interest.

Protein is crucial for aging ranchers to avoid sarcopenia

By Amanda Radke

An article appearing in the Institute of Food Technologists showcases the importance of animal and dairy proteins to avoid muscle loss in the aging population.

Inside look at the world's largest vertically integrated cattle operation

Photos courtesy of Bob Sager

Welcome to the world's largest vertically integrated cattle and beef operation, located near Bryansk, Russia. With 110,000 cows in 2014 and plans to grow to 225,000 by 2017, the Miratorg operation is expanding aggressively.

Beef cow, replacement heifer numbers increased in 2015

By Wes Ishmael

Herd expansion was confirmed by the semi-annual Cattle Inventory report released by USDA at the end of January.

Here's how attaining zero calf sickness is absolutely possible

By W. Mark Hilton

Shorting the cow nutritionally during any of the 283 days of gestation could negatively impact the developing fetus and make it more susceptible to disease after birth.

March 2016 Magazine

Read our March issue of BEEF online now! This month's edition features our annual feed composition tables, the 2016 weather and market outlook from CattleFax and tips on how to solve "winter pinkeye."