A portable air compressor can be a handy tool around the farm

Much has been written about the yield and quality differences among various grass species, but farmers planting forage grasses either as a companion crop with alfalfa, or as a pure stand, should pay attention

New findings enhance Wisconsin’s reputation as America’s Dairyland. According to a University of Wisconsin-Madison study, the economic impact of Wisconsin’s dairy industry is bigger than...

Whether you are considering (or reconsidering) installing sort gates or looking to improve efficiency with your current setup, here are two things to ponder

November milk production took a tumble as milk volume fell nearly 1% nationally compared to the same month last year

During a Manitowoc County (Wisconsin) forage council meeting several years ago, I was invited to come out and talk about forage management strategies

Celebrating the heart of the holidays and the hearts of those who make it all possible

Three times a year, dairy producers and breeders eagerly await new genetic evaluations on all dairy cattle in the national cooperator database

Farmers around the world are implementing new ways in which they can be more sustainably efficient

Dairy farmers are aware of the importance of colostrum and the impact it can have on getting calves off on the right foot from the start

Consumers all over the world have been craving more and more butter

Quality. Pride. Family. These are the values that Larson Acres in Evansville, Wis., has held in the decades since the farm’s current location was purchased in 1957. They are still values that fit...

The rise of streaming platforms has fragmented the national television audience, and one survey showed that most consumers prefer to learn about a brand on their phone

Milk provides several essential nutrients, making it both nutritious and delicious

In the U.S., 97% of households buy cheese, 93% purchase butter, 92% buy milk, and 82% purchase yogurt

When you say the state name “California” and ask others what their first thoughts are

We all want good customer service. Whether we are calling the local Farm Service Agency, buying chemicals from our cooperative’s agronomy center or ordering parts from our nearby machinery dealers

Change doesn’t happen overnight, and what’s worthwhile isn’t always what’s easy. Big changes require big effort — and lots of planning

Accurate close-up rations can be hard to navigate, make sure you have the right tools to do so

High prices are supposedly the cure for high prices. That may not be the case with beef-on-dairy