Let’s be honest: our heifers usually get the short end of the stick when it comes to housing

To support the November Hoard’s Dairyman webinar where the University of Illinois’ Mike Hutjens gave his annual crop quality review, let’s take a look at two unexpected outcomes of the...

Soybeans and dairy cows have walked hand-in-hand pretty well since the inception of total mixed rations (TMR) in the dairy industry

The rise of streaming platforms has fragmented the national television audience, and one survey showed that most consumers prefer to learn about a brand on their phone

Many farms utilizing monitoring technologies on an individual cow basis have historically used them primarily for heat detection

Inflation and the economy were two major hot button issues as voters went to the polls this November

We all put out little fires every day at work and at home. The role of the Dairy Communications Management Team is to quell fires before the dairy industry gets burned

Pregnant women are expected to eat foods that will benefit the child as it begins to grow and develop inside the womb. The same concept goes for dairy cattle, too

It is hard to go anywhere in the field crops or dairy world without hearing about biologicals

On November 12, USDA released its final decision on the Federal Milk Market Order (FMMO) reform process that started back in 2023

Planting a fall cover crop can be the missing link for dairies looking to boost their feed inventory

Dairy cows are heavily dependent upon their skeletal muscle tissue as they go through their production cycles

The headline consumer price index (CPI) continues to coast back toward the target inflation range of 2%, but consumers are experiencing stronger inflation in their butter prices heading into the holiday...

Taking a page out of Colorado’s book, USDA will start testing bulk raw milk around the country for highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI)

As beef prices reach new heights, beef-on-dairy breeding in the dairy industry shows no signs of slowing

Phosphorus feeding levels for transition cows has been a topic of discussion for some time now as our previous standards have been challenged with new research

If butterfat levels were tracked using a grade point average (GPA), the U.S. dairy industry would earn its very first 4.0-plus butterfat grade point rating in 2024

U.S. trade policy has changed significantly since the United States last passed a new free trade agreement (FTA), all the way back in 2011

For more than 100 years, Dairy Council of California has been serving the dairy community with an aim to elevate health

There are varying opinions on if and when to feed hay to calves