Livestock and Dairy

Upgrades At Knott Dairy Good News For Cows, Students
Upgrades At Knott Dairy Good News For Cows, Students
Upgrades At Knott Dairy Good News For Cows, Students
If you’re a fan of ice cream or Cougar Gold cheese, this is the kind of news you’ve been waiting for.  Ferdinand’s Ice Cream Shoppe is getting a boost thanks to a $10 million upgrade at Washington State University’s Knott Dairy Center.  School officials said with mode...
ODFW Confirms Wolf Depredation in Jackson County
ODFW Confirms Wolf Depredation in Jackson County
ODFW Confirms Wolf Depredation in Jackson County
On Friday, the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife confirmed a depredation on private land in Jackson County.  Investigators said when they responded to the Rancheria area, they found one dead nine-month-old calf.  ODFW added it appears that the OR 167 wolves are responsible for this depredation.   This marks...
Livestock Producers Reminded of Anthrax Danger
Livestock Producers Reminded of Anthrax Danger
Livestock Producers Reminded of Anthrax Danger
North Dakota’s state veterinarian said the state’s first reported case of anthrax this year is a reminder to livestock producers to take action to protect their animals from disease.  The case included beef cattle from Adams County, North Dakota, and was confirmed by the South Dakota Animal Disease Research and Diagnostic Laboratory.   “Produc...
Pasture Conditions Remain Dry In The West
Pasture Conditions Remain Dry In The West
Pasture Conditions Remain Dry In The West
After the summer the Northwest has experienced, it should come as no surprise that pasture conditions in the area don’t look great to start the month of October.  USDA meteorologist Brad Rippey noted some of the driest lands are in the Great Plains, and out here in the West.   “Leadi...
WDFW Approves Removal Of Onion Creek Wolf
WDFW Approves Removal Of Onion Creek Wolf
WDFW Approves Removal Of Onion Creek Wolf
Due to ongoing depredation issues in Pend Oreille and Stevens counties, the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife has approved the lethal removal of one adult wolf from the Onion Creek wolf pack.  Just a few weeks ago, WDFW lethally removed two wolves, a yearling female and an adult male, from the Onion Creek territory.  Since A...
R-Calf Voices Opposition To USDA Ear Tag Mandate
R-Calf Voices Opposition To USDA Ear Tag Mandate
R-Calf Voices Opposition To USDA Ear Tag Mandate
Cattle producers from across the west plan to hold a rally next week to show their opposition to a new government mandate.  An electronic ID ear tag on adult cattle shipped over state lines is unnecessary and too costly for cattle producers, that according to rally organizers.  This up...
USDA Offers $58M To Help Organic Dairy Producers
USDA Offers $58M To Help Organic Dairy Producers
USDA Offers $58M To Help Organic Dairy Producers
Late last week, USDA announced $58 million available for marketing assistance to eligible organic dairy producers through the Organic Dairy Marketing Assistance Program (ODMAP) 2024 to help expand the market for organic dairy and increase the consumption of organic dairy.  ...

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