The Lexington spot is known for cookies and bubble tea. Now it plans to relocate inside an ice cream shop about a mile away.

After three decades of rotational grazing, a southeastern Minnesota cattle family says healthier soil, lower fertilizer use and long-term resilience are paying off.

Kevin Murphy, who farms a pedigree Shorthorn herd on leased land, explains why he places a strong emphasis on functional cows ...

Cows are not necessarily known for their intelligence, but that less-than-stellar reputation is beginning to change. A ...

An escaped cow was captured in Utica, N.Y., after a pursuit involving sheriff's deputies, police, drone operators and cattle ...

Rex and Connie Farr, the owners of Farrm Wines in Calverton, received biodynamic certification of their vineyard last week ...

This post is in response to Do Cows Use Tools? New Research Says Yes By Marc Bekoff Ph.D. Veronika using a brush as a tool to scratch various parts of her body. Source: A. J. Osuna-Mascaró/with ...

Veronika was 4 years old when she picked up her first tool: a tree branch, found in her pasture in the town of Nötsch im Gailtal in the Austrian alps. Veronika lives with Witgar Wiegele, an organic ...

Video taken as part of a research study in Europe shows a cow using a broom to scratch its own back, and it's the first documented case in a scientific paper of a cow using a tool in this manner.

This week is National Travel and Tourism week, and Pinellas County officials are sharing how much tourism helps their local economy. Leaders with Visit St. Pete-Clearwater said their travel and ...

NÖTSCH IM GAILTAL, Austria (WFLA) — A video of a cow scratching herself with a broom shocked viewers and researchers due to the cow’s clever ability to use tools as an itch-relieving innovation. The ...