Japan suspends beef exports over foot-and-mouth

Indiana cow gives birth to triplet calves

ERRE HAUTE, Ind. (AP) — A part-time cattle farmer in western Indiana is celebrating a barnyard rarity — the birth of healthy triplet calves to one of his cows.

States woo Calif. dairymen with less regulation

DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — The number of dairies in California has plummeted by more than 500 in the past decade, with many moving to other states enticing them with promises of lower costs and simpler regulations.

Cattlemen’s group backs U.S. efforts in Japan

Idaho regulators approve cow manure power deal

New online video allows cattle producers to take in Beef Days lessons

Beef plant request raises questions

Elk brucellosis infection may be increasing in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem

Thirst for raw milk grows, despite health warnings

Cattle seized from S.D. rancher