Liver abscesses have become a hot topic of discussion among many farmers, veterinarians, and slaughter plants across the nation as beef-on-dairy crosses have become more popular

In a previous article, I mentioned that undegraded neutral detergent fiber (uNDF) describes the potential utilization of NDF

The average U.S. dairy cow’s milk production has grown by more than five times since 1945, from about 4,500 pounds then to over 24,000 pounds today

Earlier this month, USDA announced the cancellation of several surveys and reports, including the July Cattle report

As news of Nasonville Dairy’s recent wins at the 35th biennial World Championship Cheese Contest began to reach our plant floor, we shared high-fives and congratulations all around

Biosecurity practices on dairy farms have been in the spotlight recently

A growing number of research studies show that heat stress during the dry period impacts milk production in the subsequent lactation, and not in a good way

The detection of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) in dairy cows has dominated most of my conversations in late March and early April

The latest dairy news and legislation from the United States Capitol

Classifieds: April 25, 2024

When I stop at a farm for an assessment of the heifer program, the first thing I usually do is ask three questions

Over the past three years, expenses on dairy farms have surged significantly with feed, wages, energy, and supplies all experiencing dramatic jumps

Many aspects of dairy farming in the U.S. have changed over the past 50 years

Can we assume that cows within a pen use all their resources uniformly?

Two of the biggest televised events in the nation — the Grammys and the Oscars — featured hosts who quipped at Americans’ usage of Ozempic for weight loss

The April 1 deadline for interested parties to submit posthearing briefs summing up their arguments for changes to the Federal Milk Marketing Orders (FMMO) has passed

“Compensatory growth never works in our favor,” said Margaret Quaassdorff during a Cornell Cooperative Extension webinar

A growing number of dairy producers are using beef semen on their farms, and perhaps no statistic highlights that point better than the remarkable growth in domestic beef semen sales

We are entering a busy time on most dairy farms, with spring planting being a top priority along with so many other day-to-day responsibilities

The term neutral detergent fiber (NDF) is familiar to most dairy producers and industry professionals