After 15 years, ranchers, government defeat anti-grazing lawsuit
An environmentalist lawsuit filed 15 years ago against livestock grazing in Oregon’s Malheur National Forest has been dismissed by a federal judge.
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Western Innovator: Understanding cattle genes
UI researchers combine genetics, physiology research on beef cattle
Wolves’ presence in SW Oregon changes everything for ranchers
Experts say OR54 will probably form a pack and wildlife services would be limited.
ODFW shoots two more Pine Creek wolves
The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife has shot two more wolves from the Pine Creek pack after another attack on livestock in Baker County.
Producer targets big-ranch market by using genetics
Widely available genetics data can benefit cattle producers large and small.
Retired rancher recalls clash with imported elk
Retired California rancher recalls own high-profile battle against elk
ODFW shoots two more Pine Creek wolves
The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife has shot two more wolves from the Pine Creek pack after another attack on livestock in Baker County.
Washington farmers get sympathy over elk problem
Washington Fish and Wildlife commissoners sympathize with frustrated Skagit County farmers over elk damage
Livestock groups pleased with first draft of farm bill
Beef and pork producers say first-year funding to establish a vaccine bank for foot and mouth disease is a good first step. Dairy producers say the bill improves risk management but more needs to be done.
Animal welfare groups join lawsuit over USDA organic rules
The lawsuit targets USDA’s failure to implement a final rule regarding organic livestock and poultry practices and its intention to withdraw the rule.