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Fly Management for Cattle
Signs that stable flies are attacking livestock include frequent tail flicking, muscle twitching, leg stamping, standing in water, bunching in the corners of pastures or pens, or lying with legs tucked under the body.
Cattle, Egg-Laying Poultry In Utah Hit With H5N1 Avian Flu
So far this year 72 cattle have had confirmed H5N1 infections.
Nebraska Ag Experts Say Early Detection For Livestock Parasites, Illnesses Will Be Important During Summer Show Season
At least 10 feedlots and three breeding herds have reported cases of imported cattle having Theileria. The disease is caused by the Asian longhorn tick, most commonly found on the East Coast.
Cdn. beef sector receives $4 million from Ottawa
Additional markets for Canadian beef and veal is the goal of federal funding distributed to the livestock sector
Canada Boosts Beef Market Growth
Canada is investing more than $4 million to help beef organizations expand exports, improve trade access, and increase demand for Canadian beef in domestic and international markets.