Sarah Mikesell

Editor in Chief

Sarah Mikesell grew up on a five-generation family farming operation in Ohio, USA, where her family still farms. She feels extraordinarily lucky to get to do what she loves - write about livestock and crop agriculture. You can find her on LinkedIn.

WPX26: New World screwworm raises awareness, not alarm, for pork producers

10 June 2026

3 minute read

GreenFeed sets the global standard for measuring enteric methane

SPONSOR Herd Management Environmental Management Sustainable Practices

10 June 2026

3 minute read

Flux-based measurement and global calibration distinguish GreenFeed from respiration chambers and concentration-based systems

C-Lock Symposium: Breeding dairy cows for lower methane: Genetics shows promise as scalable solution

SPONSOR Herd Management Sustainable Practices Welfare

1 June 2026

7 minute read

University of Wisconsin-Madison research shows methane is heritable and linked to feed efficiency, opening the door for faster genetic progress

C-Lock Symposium: How genetic selection using productivity-focused breeding delivers measurable emissions reductions

SPONSOR Genetics and Reproduction Herd Management Sustainable Practices

20 May 2026

6 minute read

ABS Global outlines how genetic selection emerges as a scalable pathway to lower emissions

C-Lock Symposium advances global push for methane measurement in beef genetics

SPONSOR Genetics and Reproduction Artificial Insemination Genomics

5 May 2026

6 minute read

Denver event highlights need for standardized data and genetic selection to drive sustainability and profitability in cattle production

February 2020 - October 2022

Proteon COO speaks on waste in the livestock production cycle, sustainability

Herd Management Sustainable Practices

12 October 2022

3 minute read

Matthew Tebeau shares Proteon's exciting journey in 2022 and what sustainability means to the livestock industry

How Bovine Tuberculosis Diagnostics Contribute to Wildlife Conservation

SPONSOR Herd Management Sustainable Practices Health & Disease

5 February 2020

4 minute read

The Hluhluwe-Imfolozi park in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, is home to over 96 species of mammals, including giraffes, rhinoceros, elephants, lions and African buffalo. Bovine tuberculosis (bTB), a major infectious disease that affects the lungs and lymph nodes of ruminants, is endemic in the park and endangers the conservation of its species.

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Sarah Mikesell

WPX26: New World screwworm raises awareness, not alarm, for pork producers

GreenFeed sets the global standard for measuring enteric methane

C-Lock Symposium: Breeding dairy cows for lower methane: Genetics shows promise as scalable solution

C-Lock Symposium: How genetic selection using productivity-focused breeding delivers measurable emissions reductions

C-Lock Symposium advances global push for methane measurement in beef genetics

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February 2020 - October 2022

Proteon COO speaks on waste in the livestock production cycle, sustainability

How Bovine Tuberculosis Diagnostics Contribute to Wildlife Conservation

Our Partners