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Jan. 13 2025
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
Jan. 13 2025
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...
Jan. 13 2025
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
Jan. 13 2025
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
Jan. 6 2025
Even though whole milk consumption has been one of the few bright spots for fluid milk in recent years as individuals recognize its taste benefits and health outcomes, fuller-fat dairy has made very little...
Jan. 6 2025
With so much talk about New Year’s resolutions, it can be overwhelming to think about making such a monumental shift
Jan. 6 2025
Over the past few years, much attention has been placed on proper colostrum management and feeding protocols
Jan. 6 2025
What do you think of first after hearing the word “carbon”?
Dec. 30 2024
In a recent Frontiers in Veterinary Science article, Penn State researchers discovered that a sugar solution may prove to have the same effects as treating certain diseases with antibiotics
Dec. 30 2024
Research telling us that long forage particles in the ration cause problems continues to accumulate
Dec. 30 2024
Among the issues that have plagued negotiations for a new farm bill for more than a year have been disagreements around spending on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)
Dec. 30 2024
When the U.S. hay supply is in good shape, prices usually fall, and that was certainly the case in 2024
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