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The Green New Deal is sending mixed messages to agriculture as it seeks to work with farmers and ranchers, but also mentions getting rid of “farting cows.”

A new app developed by UC-Davis helps producers diagnose the prevalence of BRD.

Last June, the Central Valley Water Quality Control Board (RB5) adopted a General Order for Confined Bovine Feeding Operations (R5- 2017-0058).

The first lab-made, animal-free milk is set to hit store shelves in 2019.

Green New Deal fact sheet continues to spark controversy with a call for reduction in farting cows.

A farmer and a farm worker are on probation after applying liquid manure onto a field that resulted in runoff into a nearby stream. The farm was fined $50,000.

The former owner of a dairy farm in southern Washington state has agreed to pay $20,000 to a drinking water project to settle a federal lawsuit.

Researchers found that over half of calves tested with ultrasound had at least one case of lung congestion in the first eight weeks of life.

Here are a few suggestions — some old, some new — in getting the most from your grass fields.

Many farms are emptying out manure storages this fall and the potential for manure gas intoxication is ever present.

Lost Valley Farm has 60 days to remove 13,000 cows and clean lagoons after violating waste management laws.

University of Wisconsin veterinarian and professor Kenneth Nordlund responds to concerns of livestock's contribution to greenhouse gases after the announcement of the Green New Deal.

Despite state government actions pushing to shut down the second largest dairy in Oregon, Greg te Velde, owner of Lost Valley Farm near Boardman, Ore., continues to fight an ongoing waste management battle.

A Big Island dairy farm agreed to end its operations by April 30 in a settlement reached with a community group and an environmental organization.

Air quality specialist Frank Mitloehner discusses why the EAT-Lancet study and Green New Deal need to be viewed as concerns for agriculture and if limiting the consumption of animal products lowers GHG emission.

The double whammy of a late harvest and early onset of freezing weather has left many U.S. dairy farms scrambling to lower manure stores enough to get through winter.

What was once the second largest dairy in the state of Oregon has officially been sold.