There are many critical factors to raise healthy and well-grown calves., Maggie Gilles, Cleanliness cannot be overstated for calves

While pair-housing calves has many benefits, it also brings some disease risks. Researchers suggest pairing early in life to capture all the upsides of pair housing

We know all too well that cows prefer to spend more than half of their day resting in a lying position

As farms grow, rotary parlors have become more common on dairy farms, and their efficiency is directly tied to three factors, according to Miner Institute’s President, Heather Dann. These have been...

Heifer inventories have flirted with generational lows, and prices for bred or fresh heifers have bumped against the ceiling. An interesting analysis in a recent Virginia Dairy Pipeline reminded farmers...

It is often a hot and thankless job to be the head bug eliminator on a dairy farm

Each summer, we hire a few extra farm hands, mostly high school and college students. We live decently close to Wichita, Kan., so there are many candidates. However, very few of those individuals have...

While pair-housing calves has many benefits, it also brings some disease risks. Researchers suggest pairing early in life to capture all the upsides of pair housing

Working with cattle is all about strategy

Starch inclusion in the ration provides readily available digestible energy for dairy cattle

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Between 10 and 28 days in milk, our vet palpates and checks each of our fresh cows

We know all too well that cows prefer to spend more than half of their day resting in a lying position

There are many critical factors to raise healthy and well-grown calves

Cows have the amazing ability to adapt to their conditions, even if not ideal

The transition period receives the attention of the entire dairy industry because of the dramatic and intense changes that cows undergo

Living near a farm can be an acquired taste for some

Ensure that your heifer facilities are designed for your heifer sizes and needs

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

A 2023 study found the prevalence of lameness in dairy cattle to be 23%. It’s understandable, then, that hoof health and regular trimming have been incorporated as a consistent part of animal care...