Livestock producers will have an opportunity to learn about fencing construction, cost-share opportunities, fencing law and more during North Dakota State University Extension’s Livestock Fencing ...

Any cow-calf producer will tell you, maintaining a durable livestock fence can be difficult, especially one on a budget. But one Purdue University Beef Specialist shares his tips on how to construct ...

Livestock farmers in the environs of Ruaha National Park in Tanzania have to remain vigilant at night to protect their animals from lion and leopard attacks in an area hosting 10% of the world’s ...

Fiberglass posts, a sledgehammer, and a reel of polywire is all you need to erect a fence. Learn how to install an electric fence by learning about conductors, corner posts, and insulators before ...

The concept of virtual fencing technology has been around for decades but continues to evolve. Virtual fencing uses behavior modification based on audio and electrical cues from a collar device to ...

Cow dung, or “cow pies”, as they’re more commonly known in Arkansas and other parts of the South, have quite a solid reputation. Dried, they can be used as fuel, thrown competitively like a discus, ...

The North Dakota State University Extension is hosting a Livestock Fencing School on April 30 at the North Central Research Extension Center near Minot. This free event will offer a combination of ...

Handling and treating cattle are key aspects of ranching, whether managing a small family herd or running a large-scale operation. The way you handle cattle affects their well-being, performance, and ...