By Ruth Kamnitzer When an ice shelf blocks a polar fjord, it sparks the creation of an ecosystem like no other: the epishelf ...

Two enormous icebergs have broken away from Antarctica and are now on a collision course with a remote British island, ...

Tall ice cliffs break apart faster than models assume, but two decades of laser data show the retreat stalls before it can ...

Every calving pushes a dairy cow’s calcium metabolism to its physiological limit. In the days around parturition, the demand ...

A mountain landslide in Alaska’s Tracy Arm fjord triggered the second-highest recorded tsunami, with water and debris rising ...

Uruguay’s National Dairy Institute has issued guidance for dairy farms ahead of potentially heavier rainfall linked to El ...

A massive landslide in Alaska triggered the second-highest tsunami ever recorded, sending water and debris 1,580 feet up a ...

This week’s column looks at why year-to-year sales figures on their own can't show whether a herd's genetics are improving. It draws on a new Livestock Science paper on long-term drivers of northern ...

A New Zealand proof-of-concept study shows that leg-mounted accelerometers can detect first estrus in grazing heifers and ...

With the use of genomic testing, Estimated Breeding Values (EBVs), and carcase feedback data, the Pisaturos are steadily ...

For fourteen years the British Farming Awards has been shining a light on the best in British farming. During this annual event Britain's farming industry comes together to celebrate the achievements ...