New “Speed Cloning” Could Help Genetically Engineer Disease-Resistant Crops Even Faster
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A Q&A With World Champion Bullrider J.B. Mauney
World champion J.B. Mauney is taking the bull by the horns.
Moo-F-Os: What’s Behind Tales of Cattle Mutilation?
UFOs, sinister cults and secret government operations have all been blamed. Scientists have put forth more mundane explanations, such as run of the mill scavengers. Ranchers still ...
Stalking Wild Cattle In The Hawaiian Forest
In the forests of Hawaii’s Big Island, one-ton wild cattle are easily the biggest and most dangerous game for hunters. But what are they even doing there?
Meet The Modern Farmers: Pashon Murray
Meet co-founder of Detroit Dirt, an urban farming start-up that delivers composed waste around the city.
Meat Drunk: A BBQ Expert on Too Much of a Good Thing
Besides feeling full, you might feel a rush of blood to the head or even suffer from the meat sweats. Here’s why.
The Modern Cowboys of Colorado
Michael Crouser photographs the rugged life of traditional cowboys.
A small group of determined visionaries on a mission to resurrect a species of prehistoric bovines, called aurochs, which have been extinct for centuries.
Physically, intellectually and emotionally, cattle are more complex than we give them credit for being, and they are far less placid as they seem.
