Cattle News

A border crossing in Arizona has reopened for Mexican cattle after a yearlong ban, despite the discovery of a parasite on the Mexican side, causing concern amon

The Trump administration has reopened a border crossing for cattle from Mexico in an effort to reduce record beef prices in the United States. Mexico typically

The Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) has registered 16 new breeds of indigenous animals, including four types of cattle.

The government stated that three individuals killed in a forest firing incident had gone hunting, contradicting initial reports that they were looking for cattl

A man died after being trampled by cattle on an estate, with a post-mortem examination indicating severe chest injuries as the provisional cause of death.

A minister has stated that there is no alternative but to euthanise cattle, following a cull that took place last month near Fivemiletown in County Tyrone.

Climate change and tariffs are enabling China to expand its domestic cattle herds, increasing self-reliance in beef production. Increased rainfall is transformi

Dairy farmers are implementing cow showers and fans to keep cattle cool and protect milk production amidst increasingly hotter summers.

An early return of cattle is proposed due to an increase in tiger attacks on livestock in plantations, with tigers regularly preying on cattle across forest ran

A man in his seventies was trampled to death by cattle on a National Trust estate at Felbrigg Hall in Norfolk after being seriously injured while walking.