Cattle graze approximately 30% of global land, making their interactions with Earth's social
and ecological systems of critical importance. Cattle have experienced a long process of …

Implications Spatial distribution is a critical component of climate-adapted grazing
management. Traditional practices have not considered spatial patterns because they are …

Simple Summary Global positioning system (GPS) coordinates are often used to calculate
distance traveled, a useful metric for research and decision-making processes in livestock …

Strategies to help producers cope with unpredictable forage production associated with low
and variable precipitation patterns on arid rangelands are needed, particularly if global …

Simple Summary The study explores the use of virtual fencing technology for managing
livestock distribution, focusing on nursing Brangus cows. The study investigates how these …

Significant challenges for raising beef cattle exist in the arid and semi-arid regions of the
United States. Limited forage availability and small profit margins are among the greatest …

We monitored grazing behavior and habitat selection of Argentine Criollo (AC), South
American heritage cattle breed, and Angus (AA) cows during summer and winter of 2016 …

On the Ground• Precision livestock management through sensor technology using the
Internet of Things offers enhanced surveillance and monitoring of the ranching operations.• …

Viewpoints about the suitability of ruminant livestock in drylands vary, but most agree that
strategies that maximize both land health and pastoral welfare are needed, especially as …

Selecting livestock genetics adapted to arid environments, such as Criollo cattle, is one of
several strategies recommended for decreasing the vulnerability to climate change of …