Here are three picture classes for you to practice on. This video does not include placings, cuts or reasons. You can use your own judgement, or click on links throughout the video to see ours

A class of Brown Swiss cows for you to practice on, with a placing, cuts, and an example set of reasons by Kennedy Crothers

A tutorial on judging dairy heifers. This is the first of two on heifers, and focuses on evaluating correctness of the frame, feet and legs

A tutorial on the basics of judging dairy cattle. This video focuses on evaluating calves and heifers for dairyness

This is one of a series of presentations, Dairy Judging 101. This recording covers the basics of giving effective oral reasons

This is one of a series of presentations, Dairy Judging 101. This lesson digs deeper into 'the rules' of presenting effective oral reasons

As farm gate milk prices remain below the cost of production for the vast majority of U.S. dairy farmers, dairy replacements waiting to join the milking herd continue to be at historic highs

Herds from coast to coast will be interviewed to talk about their dairy operations and the passion they have for the industry. The RFD-TV segment will last one hour

In comparison to gen-Xers, baby boomers, and traditionalists, the millennial generation that spans those born between 1981 and the mid-2000s are spending less on dairy

We’ve all heard it before: Dairy farmers are in the beef producing business, too

In recent years, dairy exports have become a larger contributor to milk checks for U.S. dairy farmers

That’s the longest running national tourism slogan, according to research by the author of the Banyan column in the widely circulated The Economist magazine based out of Great Britain

The author is an agricultural writer based in Dansville, Mich.University of Georgia student Kayla Alward discovered her desire to pursue a career in dairy after working as the calf manager at the university