Livestock

A northeast Washington wolfpack killed a cow last week in northern Stevens County, the first confirmed wolf attack on livestock in Washington since early January.

President Donald Trump’s plans to impose tariffs on imports from Mexico had some supporters among ranchers, who oppose allowing low-priced cattle into the U.S., the CEO of R-CALF says.

A wildfire the burned most of a state wildlife area but did minimal agricultural damage was four times larger than once reported.

TULARE, Calif. — Russele Sleep, of Bedford, Iowa, was named World Champion Livestock Auctioneer at the Livestock Marketing Association’s annual contest .

Oregon Gov. Kate Brown has come out in opposition to the revised wolf management plan passed by the state Fish and Wildlife Commission on June 7.

A man with a background in and a love for cattle and horses has been hired as the new executive vice president of Washington Cattlemen’s Association in Ellensburg, Wash.

For the first time since 2010, Oregon has revised and updated its plan for managing the state's growing wolf population.

Idaho and Washington ranchers will talk about the issues they face that cross state lines during their summer meeting.

YAKIMA, Wash. — On a recent May morning, Jack Field repaired an irrigation pipe on his ranch.

The Rogue pack has traveled into Klamath County, Ore., with a confirmed livestock kill in Fort Klamath on Sunday, according to Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife officials.

PORTLAND — A federal judge has issued a temporary restraining order prohibiting two Oregon ranchers pardoned last year on arson charges from grazing cattle on four federal allotments.

Nonprofit organizations have until July 1 to apply for state money to protect livestock in four northeast Washington counties from wolves.

The Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife is working to gather more information about an unknown wolf — or wolves — that killed a calf at a Wallowa County ranch west of Enterprise.

Court remands the rule to EPA and Army Corps of Engineers for further proceedings.

A hiker armed with a shotgun killed a young female wolf May 26 near Mingo Mountain in Stevens County, according to the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife.

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife is investigating the death of a wolf found Monday in the Little Pend Oreille National Wildlife Refuge in northeast Washington.

Stocking density is a practical tool for managing animal diet selection and animal performance, as discussed in a report by Doug Peterson, rancher and Natural Resource Conservation Service Sta…

Rising corn prices would increase cost of gain for feed yards and could put pressure on feeder cattle and calf prices.

The U.S. Department of Justice has filed its opening appellate brief in a Yellowstone area grizzly bear relisting. An attorney for ranchers is disappointed it wasn’t stronger.

U.S. agriculture’s integration of science and technology can lead the way in combating climate change worldwide.

Several dead lambs found this spring

Stevens County ranchers and residents say they want more authority at the local level when it comes to problem cougars.

An Okanogan County rancher who shot and killed a wolf as it approached three newborn calves was promptly cleared by Washington Fish and Wildlife investigators, according to records released Tuesday.

Cunningham Pastured Meats reports sales gain

Washington Cattlemen’s Association is looking for a new executive vice president to succeed Sarah Ryan, who left after two years to take another job.

Washington Fish and Wildlife officials are briefing county commissioners throughout the state about two studies that could change how the department manages wolves.

Speculation of higher beef exports might have caused the run-up in futures prices on feeder cattle.

Three environmental groups are suing to block the renewal of a federal grazing permit for Dwight and Steven Hammond, the Eastern Oregon ranchers whose imprisonment inspired the 2016 occupation…

To balance its budget, Washington Fish and Wildlife may cut back the division that responds to troublesome animals, such as cougars and black bears.

The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife supports removing endangered species protections for gray wolves in the Lower 48 states.

TOKYO — Idaho "finger steaks" are going to be a big thing in Japan.

Wolves should be taken off the federal endangered species list in Washington, according to state Fish and Wildlife Director Kelly Susewind.

Environmental groups rallied May 6 in Portland to keep federal endangered species protections for gray wolves in the Lower 48 states.

The framework offers guidance on practices to improve sustainability of raising cattle, processing beef and marketing beef.