Every feedlot has the same objective: achieving consistent growth across the entire mob. The challenge is that not every lamb ...
You think you deal with a lot of bull crap? Allan Sents needs a front-end loader and a dump truck to deal with all the cattle manure he’s up against. Literally. Sents and his wife Deanna co-own ...
November 21, 2017 — “Grass-fed” beef is increasingly marketed as more environmentally friendly and ethical than beef produced from feedlots. But is it really? Whether or not we agree that beef can be ...
Research from the University of New England has found the high use of antibiotics in cattle feedlots could cause resistance in humans. A University of New England study suggests farmers overusing ...
Feedlots likely contribute to the contamination of fresh produce in nearby fields, according to a study initiated after a deadly E. Coli outbreak linked to romaine lettuce. The 2018 outbreak sickened ...
A national trade organization representing beef producers is pushing back against a research project that has found that dust from feedlots can contaminate produce growing fields and irrigation water.
The number of cattle sent to American feedlots -- the last stop for fattening them up before slaughter -- unexpectedly jumped in July with drought forcing ranchers to take their animals off pasture.
SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Driven by Chinese demand, the growth in use of feedlots in Brazilian beef production rose to about a fourth of the country's overall slaughtered cattle, industry sources said.
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