Agricultural land in the Upper Midwest has experienced substantial appreciation over the past several decades, with the recent years standing out

Holstein Association USA is thrilled to announce the launch of the MyHolstein online tag store

pregnancy status is a key component of herd management. Early identification of open cows and heifers allows for the implementation of a reproductive program to reduce the interval between A.I

Continuous growth in the number of cows per herd, accompanied by greater milk production, has resulted in challenges to health monitoring programs on dairy farms

Zinpro® Corporation is proud to announce that its dairy product, Zinpro IsoFerm, has been awarded the Silver Medal at the prestigious EuroTier Innovation Awards

During a recent calf study, most of my mornings were spent measuring grain refusals

There are three critical periods for dairy calves. The first is around calving and includes the cow, the environment, and the colostrum feeding and management

Managing livestock is complex. A dairy farmer is constantly trying to move the seesaw of health and disease in favor of animal health

The author is an associate editor for Hoard’s Dairyman. Preventing calf disease like scours starts before calving and becomes more crucial in the first days of life

Nearly 300 Farmers Union members from across the country joined together in Washington, DC last week to advocate for family farmers and a strong Farm Bill as part of the National Farmers Union

AGCO Corporation announced the North American debut of the

North American International Livestock Exposition will require, in conjunction with the OSV, highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) testing within seven days for all lactating dairy cattle

Dairy is the official refueling beverage of USA Pickleball thanks to a new partnership between United Dairy Industry of Michigan and the National Governing Body for the sport of pickleball

The Wisconsin Farmers Union Foundation has awarded $28,500 this year for events and projects that enhance life in rural Wisconsin

U.S. Farm Report will do a live taping of a panel discussion on Wednesday, October 2, at noon (Central Time) at this year’s World Dairy Expo

What happens when an irresistible force collides with an immovable object? The dairy industry is attempting to solve this classic physics paradox. In this case, the force is the invisible hand of the market

Farm incidents can sometimes happen because of oxygen deficiencies

Noise is everywhere in our lives — especially when we work on a farm

Genetic improvement in the U.S. dairy herd has been fueled by the teamwork of producers and organizations that collect, transmit, and deliver individual cow data

The Chinese dairy industry is facing dual headwinds of excessive domestic milk supply and weaker consumer demand