livestock

Changes are coming to federal grazing lands, promising to support thousands of ranchers and invigorate local economies.

With 270 wolves counted, Washington's gray wolf population is on the rise.

While others hit the beaches, a unique crew from WSU traded sunbathing for cow-checking in the wilds above the Snake River.

“For 2026, we raised our beef production forecast by 190 million pounds," said World Agricultural Outlook Board Chair Mark Jekanowski.

The glow of sterile flies may soon light the way in the fight against a parasite that could shake up the cattle market.

The Maryland Department of Health said the patient with the first human infection of a travel-associated New World screwworm in the U.S. has recovered from the flesh-eating parasite.

The Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife recently killed a wolf from the Togo pack in the NE corner of the state.

Crews reported good progress on the Cram Fire over the weekend. As of Sunday morning, the fire was 49% contained and holding at just under 96,000 acres.

Discover how rising input prices and lower commodity prices are affecting producers in farm country, according to the American Bankers Association.

USDA offers financial aid to dairy producers impacted by Avian Influenza, supporting herds during reduced milk production.