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Scientists cracked a genetics puzzle that frustrated cattle ranchers for years, discovering why some hornless cattle kept testing as horned. The breakthrough will help Australian farmers breed safer, naturally hornless herds across the north.
A new feed additive slashed methane emissions from cattle in half while making them grow more efficiently. The breakthrough could transform beef production in the world's largest cattle market.
A newly approved topical solution gives U.S. cattle producers their first effective tool to prevent and treat New World screwworm infestations that threaten the agricultural industry. The pour-on treatment also controls cattle fever tick, offering ranchers multiple protections in one application.
Two young cattle station workers conquered an eccentric obstacle course at Australia's remote Brunette Races, navigating greasy poles, fences, and tires before celebrating with a morning beer. The 116-year-old gathering brought nearly 1,000 people together in the Northern Territory outback to celebrate cattle country culture.
Australian scientists have developed a groundbreaking feed supplement that slashes methane emissions from cattle by up to 86%, bringing sustainable beef production closer to reality. The innovative "prodrug" approach could transform the livestock industry's climate impact.
Scientists at Northwestern University discovered a biomarker that could lead to the first effective treatment for cognitive symptoms of schizophrenia, potentially helping millions live independently. A single injection improved brain function in early tests with no negative side effects.
Colombia just became the first Latin American country to pass a comprehensive law tracking beef from ranch to table, ensuring cattle products don't come from illegally cleared rainforest. After three failed attempts since 2021, lawmakers finally secured a powerful tool to protect the country's 148 million acres of forest.
Scientists discovered that common flu antivirals like Tamiflu might help reverse the inflammation causing cognitive problems in people living with HIV. The breakthrough could improve quality of life for millions as the HIV population ages.
Portuguese researchers discovered that a basic dictation task can reveal signs of cognitive decline in older adults through timing and stroke patterns. This breakthrough could transform how doctors screen for dementia using nothing more than pen and paper.
A 65,000-hectare Zimbabwe ranch is proving cattle and wildlife can share the same land by ditching traditional fences and mimicking nature. Danish students expecting a typical farm arrive to find zebras, giraffes, and elephants roaming freely alongside commercial livestock.
A fifth-generation Iowa farm is proving that cattle, cover crops, and zero tillage can heal the land while turning a profit. The Smith family just won a national environmental award for their soil-building approach.
After record floods devastated central Australia's cattle stations, governments activated disaster relief while communities begin the long road to recovery. The region received over 600mm of rain in just days, but help is already flowing to affected families.
A breakthrough feeding trial in Brazil slashed cattle methane emissions in half while making cows grow more efficiently. The results could transform beef production in the world's largest cattle market.
Nearly 600 farmers in Botswana's remote Okavango District have gained access to artificial insemination services that are helping them build healthier, more productive cattle herds. The government is now expanding the program with ambitious plans to grow the national cattle population to five million.
A 73-year-old retired truck driver spent five years designing a loading ramp that lets cattle walk side by side, eliminating the chaos and danger of traditional loading. The innovation could save farmers $20 to $50 per animal while protecting both cattle and workers.
A groundbreaking study in Brazil shows a new feed additive can slash methane emissions from cattle in half while actually helping cows convert food more efficiently. The results could transform beef production in the country with the world's largest commercial cattle herd.
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South Africa is rolling out the largest animal vaccine program in its history, with 4.4 million cattle already protected against foot-and-mouth disease. The ambitious campaign aims to shield 80% of the nation's 14 million cattle, creating herd immunity through an unprecedented national effort.
A 13-year-old Swiss brown cow named Veronika has stunned scientists by skillfully using a brush to scratch herself, challenging everything we thought we knew about livestock intelligence. Researchers say this discovery could change how we view and treat farm animals worldwide.
Trading sheep for cattle at a Yorkshire nature reserve sparked a wildflower explosion and brought butterflies back in droves. After 18 years, scientists now have proof this simple switch works.
A University of Saskatchewan team has developed a groundbreaking vaccine that protects cattle from tuberculosis without interfering with disease testing. The breakthrough could save thousands of farms from devastating herd losses.
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