There are some sticky business issues that dairy farmers will likely encounter if they are invested in a partnership or an S corporation

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

In today’s fast-paced world, consumers have more and more access to information on food, nutrition, and health, but unfortunately, not all of it is reliable

The March 2025 issue of Hoard’s Dairyman will feature our often-anticipated annual dairy statistics

With planting season right around the corner, farmers are busy preparing for the year ahead

When looking at the big agricultural picture, dairy products have been relatively stable in recent years

There is a list of nutrients that are considered required to help ruminants perform bodily functions properly

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

Data is one of the most valuable assets on your farm

Understanding and preventing embryonic loss in dairy cows, presented by Matthew Lucy, University of Missouri-Columbia

Six more weeks of winter is not a welcome prediction for this dairy farmer

On the 2024 campaign trail, President Donald Trump vowed to take firm action to restrict lawful and unlawful immigration into the U.S., including a pledge for mass deportations

Dairy farmers enjoyed higher milk prices in 2024 due to lower milk output for much of the year, and that same market force caused retail milk prices to climb to a new high

Teaching student athletes to refuel with chocolate milk is part of making consumers for life

USDA announced last Thursday that the final rule amending Federal Milk Marketing Order (FMMO) pricing formulas passed the producer vote and will be implemented in all 11 federal orders

Proactively monitoring your animals for Staphyloccoccus aureus is the best plan of action for controlling this mastitis pathogen because it can silently affect cows and infect others for years before clinical...

Our journey into 2025 has just begun, but from a business standpoint, dairy farmers are always looking ahead at milk prices, feed costs, and other farm expenses

Mastitis can be caused by many pathogens, but if you ask any dairy veterinarian or farmer which is the most damaging, the odds are good that their response will be Staphylococcus aureus