Freezing weather across the U.S. will damage crops from winter wheat to oranges and is threatening livestock, sending cattle futures to an all-time high.

Ten years ago today, it took just one cow to send shock waves through the cattle industry of the United States.

Livestock production depends largely on the feeding program; and what you should feed your animals will depend on an analysis of the forage quality.

With cold weather looming, calves energy requirements will be increasing greatly in the coming weeks. Calf starter consumption plays an important role in providing your calves with the energy they need, when they need it most.

Authorities say a cow from northeast Nebraska has been diagnosed with a case of bovine tuberculosis.