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Headlines are flying after the Department of Agriculture confirmed that the H5N1 bird flu virus has infected dairy cows around the country. Tests have detected the virus among cattle in

I’ve been driving my old Chevy truck since 1994. The odometer reads a quarter

The Missoula Livestock Exchange, also known as the Five Valleys Livestock Auction, will hold its final sale ever this Saturday.

Madison Area Technical College Watertown Campus has unveiled a comprehensive tractor safety course this spring specifically tailored for youth aged 12-15 years old.

An invasive species of tick that can lay up to 2,000 eggs at a time without a mate has been found in Illinois, state officials reported Monday.

Groups contend food safety protocols make the theory highly unlikely.

Coryell County Judge Roger A. Miller issued a declaration of local disaster Sunday evening for the entire county as a result of widespread flooding that has flooded homes and closed

Criticism of the broader Amherst Central Park plan is focusing on two project pieces: the moves of MusicalFare Theatre and Buffalo Niagara Heritage Village.

The money will be used to compensate ranchers who have lost livestock to wolves. Some of the money will also be used by ranchers to protect thier livestock from wolves.

Barns are perfect for roosting, but wild birds carry threats of many diseases, and currently, bovine influenza A is one of the biggest concerns. Bird exclusion can help limit animal