July 2023 Classifieds

It unfortunately doesn’t take much for a bright and bouncy dairy calf to become sick. Early intervention can often turn the calf back around, but even a simple illness may leave a lasting impact

By the time you read this article, I will be sitting under a shade tree with my feet propped up, sipping on a large chocolate milkshake

The past couple of years have been rough ones for farmers buying fertilizers for their crops

Many dairies are keen to review heat abatement strategies for their lactating herd

Consumers crave connection. So, how do you create that connection? Build a game-changing innovation center halfway around the world, find some of the best people to run it, and ultimately, create synergy...

Vitamins for dairy cattle was presented by Bill Weiss, The Ohio State University

As you are reading this, I will be in Madison, Wis., attending the Junior National Hereford Expo (JNHE)

When it comes to sustainability, the dairy industry often gets a bad rap

A bipartisan measure to expand the healthy milk varieties schools can choose to serve has a chance to pass Congress

Electrolytes are often just the ticket calves need to get through a bout of diarrhea. Veterinarian Amelia Woolums recommends administering electrolytes as soon as diarrhea is identified to prevent dehydration,...

It’s often said that people don’t leave bad jobs; they leave bad leaders

Parmesan. It’s a cheese that consumers the world over have come to appreciate for its gritty texture and fruity and nutty taste nodes

A smoky haze filled the sky around our Hoard’s Dairyman Farm several days this week, and poor air quality alerts have become somewhat the norm this summer

Dairy Farmers of Wisconsin (DFW) is creating the cheese experience of a lifetime for food fanatics from across the country with this fall’s Art of Cheese Festival

When consumers spend $1 on dairy products, dairy farmers receive 36 cents of that dollar. That’s according to the latest research by USDA’s Economic Research Service

The price and margin outlook continues to challenge the nation’s dairy farmers, with little sign of immediate relief

The calendar says it is officially summer, and temperatures in many parts of the country are heating up