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Enhanced biosecurity training helps beef cattle producers secure operations
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Enhanced biosecurity training helps beef cattle producers secure operations
Agents and veterinarians learn to develop ranch protocols in Texas A&M AgriLife training As Texas livestock producers keep a watchful eye on emerging pests and other challenges like New World screwworm, farm biosecurity is at the forefront. Monte Rouquette, Ph.D., professor of forage physiology in the Department of Soil & Crop Sciences, opens a gate on Tuesday, Apr 15, 2025, in Overton, Texas. (Michael Miller/Texas A&M AgriLife) To help produce…
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