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Oct. 5 2024
Stoney Point Joel Bailey topped the nearly 2,600 animals that paraded across the colored shavings of World Dairy Expo
Oct. 3 2024
In the late 1990s and early 2000s, Magic 8 Balls were a hit. Kids across the country felt as though they held the future in their hands, violently shaking the toy until it gave nothing more than a grey...
Oct. 3 2024
Although we are a bit of ways out from fall anhydrous application time, it will soon be here before we know it. Fall application can reduce soil compaction, but it also presents a great probability of...
Oct. 3 2024
Alfalfa, the queen of forages, has long been associated with lactating dairy cows
Oct. 3 2024
The dairy industry has widely accepted sand as a leading bedding material. Nearly two-thirds of dairies utilize sand bedding in some format according to Nigel Cook, director of The Dairyland Initiative...
Sept. 30 2024
Beyond the health implications, recalls are very costly with losses of product, production, and sales
Sept. 30 2024
Depending on available sources of starch and sugar, diets for dairy cows might look quite different across the country
Sept. 30 2024
Achieving optimal stall comfort will ensure the success of your herd and also reduce the number of stall-ridden injuries
Sept. 30 2024
After decades of phenotypic decline in fertility traits as dairy farmers bred cows to make more milk instead, the industry has more recently seen improvements in heifer conception rate (HCR), cow conception...
Sept. 26 2024
If you want to pass your business on to a next generation, your “letting go” phase will overlap with their “growing” phase
Sept. 26 2024
One of the largest costs on a dairy farm is the cost of feed
Sept. 26 2024
Milk prices are high right now, and the upward trend seems to have not reached a ceiling
Sept. 26 2024
Two of the world’s major dairy milk sheds are wrestling with ramifications from disease outbreaks
Sept. 23 2024
Farm incidents can sometimes happen because of oxygen deficiencies
Sept. 23 2024
Noise is everywhere in our lives — especially when we work on a farm
Sept. 23 2024
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
Sept. 23 2024
The Chinese dairy industry is facing dual headwinds of excessive domestic milk supply and weaker consumer demand
Sept. 19 2024
Consistent and equitable access to healthy, safe, culturally relevant, and affordable foods supports optimal health and well-being for all
Sept. 19 2024
Skid loaders became a tremendous tool for farmers when they were introduced to the marketplace, and now you’d be hard-pressed to find a dairy farm that doesn’t use at least one
Sept. 19 2024
Every farmer, at one point or another, deals with some case of lameness within the herd
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