TATTNALL COUNTY, Ga. (WTOC) - Georgia agriculture officials are tightening import rules for livestock entering the state after a rare and destructive parasite was recently detected in the Southwest.

WALB is working to produce a video for this story. In the meantime, we encourage you to watch our livestream. HAHIRA, Ga. (WALB) — South Georgia businesses are opening their properties for cattle, ...

The Georgia weekly livestock auction summary reported receipts of 7,766 head of cattle selling the week ending on May 21, compared to 6,375 head the previous week and 7,628 head a year ago, according ...

ATLANTA — It hasn’t been a “thing” since being eradicated in 1966, but over the past couple of months, reports of Screwworm infestations are beginning to resurface. The “New World Screwworm” has been ...

As temperatures begin to cool across Northeast Georgia, beef cattle producers should start preparing for the winter feeding ...

Facing bone dry pastures as drought persists in Georgia, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced Tuesday that livestock producers in 20 counties can now apply for financial assistance to ...

CARROLL COUNTY, Ga. - A new federal agreement allows Georgia-inspected meat processors to ship products across state lines, expanding market access for local cattle farmers. Federal and state ...

FITZGERALD, Georgia — Watching a herd of cattle methodically moving through the pastureland at Deep Grass Graziers in southeast Georgia, you might not guess that the most important element of such an ...