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• Engineering Students Revolutionize Cattle Farming With Award-Winning Drone Technology
  A drone-powered system built by five University of Tulsa seniors may help revolutionize how America’s small cattle farmers track and care for their herds
• Beating Summer Heat Stress in Dairy Cows
  Dairy cattle are homeothermic, which means they are generally able to keep their body temperature stable. However, during times of extreme heat index, cows, particularly lactating Holsteins, may experience heat stress. Heat stress occurs when a cow absorbs more heat than its body can handle. This typically occurs when a cow’s internal body temperature exceeds […]
• July Fourth Cookout Costs Remain Near Record Highs
  Average cookout costs for 10 people this Fourth of July reach $70.92, with beef, beans, and lemonade driving up prices despite a slight dip from last year’s total.
• NCBA Commends House for Final Passage of One Big Beautiful Bill
  National Cattlemen’s Beef Association (NCBA) Senior Vice President of Government Affairs Ethan Lane issued a statement on the final passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill.
• The Advantages and Disadvantages of Providing Cattle With Shade
  To shade, or to not shade, that is the question. Providing shade can be a bit of a hot topic among cattlemen.