Cattle
Trich Empties Out a Bull’s Book Without a Single Sick Cow, and the Neighbor’s Stray Is Often How It Gets In
Trichomoniasis doesn't make a cow look sick — it just quietly kills the pregnancy and hands you a wreck of open cows…
Ranching
USDA Weighs Reopening Mexican Cattle Imports: What Montana Producers Should Know
Reports indicate USDA is weighing whether to resume live cattle imports from Mexico, a policy question that always lands at the intersection…
Ranching
USDA Weighs Mexican Cattle Imports: What Montana Ranchers Should Know About Herd Health and Markets
Reports indicate the U.S. Department of Agriculture is again weighing whether to resume live cattle imports from Mexico, a policy decision that…
Ranching
Montana Cattlemen Eye Border Policy as USDA Weighs Mexican Imports
Reports from national ag outlets indicate USDA is weighing whether and how to resume or adjust live cattle imports from Mexico, a…
Ranching
Buying First- and Second-Calf Pairs: What Montana Ranchers Should Watch For This Spring
Listings for young cow-calf pairs pop up year-round, but interest often spikes as Montana outfits line up grass, labor, and branding schedules.…
Ranching
Montana Livestock Watch: Disease Updates, Market Signals, and What Ranchers Should Track
From the Hi-Line to the Yellowstone Valley, Montana ranchers are used to managing risk—weather swings, feed costs, and fickle markets. Lately, the…