The cost associated with a case of milk fever — whether it rises to clinical level or not — can be upward of $150

At this time of year, all you have to do to understand heat stress is step outside the door

The success of a dairy farm is determined by doing lots of little things well

Speaking with experienced agronomists, nutritionists, and dairy producers across the U.S. over the past week about the corn crop for silage, it’s abundantly clear that we’re in a tie ball game...

June was the nation’s official Dairy Month — but if the attention was supposed to taper off on June 30, no one told the media

Seventy percent of farms are projected to trade hands in the next 20 years, stated Wesley Tucker, University of Missouri (MU) extension agriculture business specialist

Conversations around artificial intelligence (AI) can go in unpredictable directions; the technology is so unwieldy that getting one’s arms around it is difficult

In an industry with tight margins, dairy farmers are always looking for ways to improve efficiency and their cost of production. In the Center for Dairy Excellence’s “Cow-Side Conversations”...

Many parts of the country are right on the cusp of large crowds descending upon fairgrounds to take in their annual state fair

All producers are excited to watch their upcoming replacement heifers develop, in anticipation of performance in the milking string as the top genetics of the herd

Headline U.S. milk production for June was up 3.3%, which was much stronger than my 2% forecast, and given the sharp price drops we saw in the dairy futures after the report was released, production was...

A few days ago, I had the pleasure of attending the International Silage Conference in Gainesville, Fla