Although we still have plenty of loose ends to tie up for the 2022 growing season, it isn’t too early to think about the year ahead

As milk handlers deal with growing challenges to get milk from farms to clients and more milk is produced further away from population centers, it would seem that having more storage on the farm would

Summer’s heat and humidity bring challenges of heat stress, bacteria, and flies to our animals

Being in sales can have a bad reputation, but I appreciate it as a chance to solve problems and provide value for customers

Net Zero by 2050. It’s a lofty and, at times, overwhelming concept to consider that dairy could achieve carbon neutrality, optimize water usage, and improve water quality by 2050

Following in the footsteps of the cow milk alternatives that clutter the dairy case, there is a growing number of stores and restaurants that offer plant-based “meat” as a substitute to the...

Corn chopping season is upon us in the Northeast region, which means that all hands are on deck. Everyone is working to either keep the farm running smoothly or focused on the preparation and executio

Imagine taking 1,300 photographs over five days. That means, on average, one photo is taken every three minutes

The great ones can go by one name. This is true whether you’re talking about great people or, in dairy’s case, great cows

World Dairy Expo is a jam-packed week, but this year, it will look a little different as the global dairy industry’s meeting place operates with a new schedule intended to be more efficient fo

A client recently asked me for an audiobook title suggestion for him to listen to on a long drive

Dairy News as reported in the Washington Dairygrams for the September 10, 2022 issue of Hoard's Dairyman

My summer as the Hoard’s Dairyman editorial intern has given me some priceless learning moments and memories

This July, USDA estimated there were 3.75 million dairy heifers over 500 pounds on farms across the United States

The national dairy checkoff is working to promote our products through Tik Tok influencers

Farming is filled with factors that are out of our control, and one of the main ones is the weather

After being in a constant climb since May’s opening forecast, USDA economists shaved $1.65 off the agency’s All-Milk price projection for 2023

Corn harvest for silage is underway for Southern growers and about to kick into high gear for many Northern dairy forage growers and farmers

When one of my family members needs to leave the farm for a bit, it’s nice to know the rest of us can team together and still get the work done

Though we don’t see them and may only rarely think about them, there are thousands of satellites — the current approximation is more than 4,500 — circling our globe right now