What is the value of a health monitoring technology system? That’s the one million question dairy farmers must weigh when determining if a given tool will be a good fit for their herd

It is well-known that reproductive performance is the foundation of profitability on a dairy

Reduced milk yield, fat production, and fiber digestion are just a few of the symptoms of subacute ruminal acidosis (SARA)

Our time is precious, so it means even more when we invest it in others

The most basic visual dairy cattle evaluation system is the five-point body condition score (BCS) scale

Precision management is a hot topic in the dairy industry, and rightfully so

More than three months since the first case of highly pathogenic avian influenza (H5N1) in cattle was confirmed in Texas, we’re starting to understand a little bit more about the disease

Lyme disease can be difficult to diagnose and even trickier to treat. In agriculture, workers and animals are outdoors for the majority of the day, making tick bite prevention paramount

In the realm of pest control, particularly when it comes to managing flies, Central Life Sciences has distinguished itself thanks to a comprehensive approach and commitment to excellence

Early last Friday morning, the U.S. House Agriculture Committee approved its version of the 2024 Farm Bill

There’s nothing wrong with seeking a bit of balance

In agriculture, we spend a lot of time with data — collecting it, analyzing it, debating it, and using it for decision making

Providing the excellent care and environment our animals need to thrive raises the ceiling of how well they can perform

The April 1 deadline for interested parties to submit posthearing briefs summing up their arguments for changes to the Federal Milk Marketing Orders (FMMO) has passed

Now that the strange symptoms observed in small pockets of U.S. dairy cattle that first gained widespread attention last month have been attributed to avian influenza, the question turns to how the disease...

New genetic evaluations will be available April 2, 2024, with the Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding (CDCB) publishing updates for 50 traits and four selection indices on 82 million dairy animals

We try to review vaccination schedules every few years on our farm by addressing any issues we’ve seen and asking ourselves questions about what we need from the protocol

Daylight savings time is a period of adjustment for us as well as our animals

I think the Class III average price for 2024 is going to be around $17.30, which is similar to 2023 and not good news for farmers

Lamenes is a major issue in the dairy industry, significantly affecting the health, well-being, and productivity of cows