The dairy situation and outlook for 2025Presented by: Leonard Polzin, University of Wisconsin-MadisonxxxThis presentation will provide an overview of dairy markets

The National Dairy Herd Information Association (DHIA) Scholarship Committee selected Serena Schotanus, a Kansas State University (KSU) College of Veterinary Medicine student, as the 2025 National DHIA...

The Wisconsin Cattlemen’s Association is accepting scholarship applications through February 28 from high school seniors enrolled or planning to enroll in any university, technical college, or community...

A growing body of emerging evidence indicates that dairy foods like milk, cheese, and yogurt across a variety of fat levels may contribute to cardiometabolic health, including body composition outcomes

Proactively monitoring your animals for Staphyloccoccus aureus is the best plan of action for controlling this mastitis pathogen because it can silently affect cows and infect others for years before clinical...

Some people have the knack for looking at a building or space and visualizing it serving a better purpose with the help of a little elbow grease or may be new technology

Our journey into 2025 has just begun, but from a business standpoint, dairy farmers are always looking ahead at milk prices, feed costs, and other farm expenses

Dairy Shrine recently received a $100,000 contribution from Dr. Robert and Rebecca Ruehlow of Maysville, Missouri, to support college scholarships for students pursuing careers in the dairy industry

Agri-Plastics, a global leader in innovative manufacturing solutions, is excited to announce Maggie Faulkner as its new Director of Business Development

Feeding cows is expensive. Financial reports continuously show that dairy farmers spend more money on grain and feed purchases than anything else

Recent research has shown that the agriculture industry makes up about 10% of total United States greenhouse gas emissions (GHG), mostly from enteric fermentation and manure management

Starting calves off on the right foot is essential for the longevity and resiliency of every dairy farm

Mastitis can be caused by many pathogens, but if you ask any dairy veterinarian or farmer which is the most damaging, the odds are good that their response will be Staphylococcus aureus

Get the latest news from the U.S. Capitol in the Washington Dairygrams

Restraint is the first step in the examination and treatment of cattle

It is now standard operating procedure for dairy producers to think about shrink in silages

While nearly everyone in the dairy industry forecasted that U.S. milk production would keep growing, milk production began stalling in 2022 and has held relatively flat ever since

The Cooperative Communicators Association (CCA) has officially opened submissions for its annual communication contest

Despite the increasing interest in developing antimethanogenic additives to reduce enteric methane (CH4) emissions and the extensive research conducted over the last decades

Gallagher, a global leader in animal management solutions, announces its official North American eShepherd™ virtual fencing launch