I have a handy hint every person is going to love. It involves keeping your vehicle clean when transporting animals, feed, or other supplies

A few days ago I was feeling overwhelmed with an endless workload facing me and a dirty house screaming at me

The bills were pouring in. From the hospital, I received a bill for over $92,000, the anesthesiologist charged $7,000, radiology came next and was almost that high

Determining a cow’s due date is an imprecise science. We can predict the date for most cows within a day or two, but the sex of the calf, season of year, and geographic region all play a role

Change appears to come slow or seems not even to exist in the business of milking cows at times

A NEW MILK PRICE CYCLE COULD BEGIN early next year, predicted the IFCN Dairy Research Network and its dairy economists located in 95 countries

Reaction to employee conditions

Health Canada may recommend less meat and dairy in its next Food Guide for Canadians

Immunity is the next frontier in improving reproduction

The milk suppliers of Ben & Jerry’s will be entering into a contract that requires them to meet defined goals in the treatment and management of their employees

Henk de Vor’s ability to make a quick assessment and take decisive action was put to the full test on June 22 and 23, 2015, after a tornado ripped apart his dairy

The head of a business lobby group in Wisconsin suggested that “America’s Dairyland” be removed from the state’s license plates

U.S. cheese consumption reached a record 36.6 pounds per capita. That means every American is drinking 366 pounds of fluid milk in the form of cheese

Ice cream company Ben & Jerry’s signed an agreement earlier this month with a farmworkers’ group that established labor standards for its supplying farms.

The proportion of Holstein-type animals going through U.S. beef processing plants has almost quadrupled the last five years

The proportion of Holstein-type animals going through U.S. beef processing plants has almost quadrupled the last five years

Florida dairy farmers could lose $12 million due to Hurricane Irma.

Dairy farmers have more bacteria in their nose and mouth, potentially correlated with better disease resistance

"A 2017-2018 forage and feed outlook" was presented by Mike Hutjens, University of Illinois, and Mike Rankin, Hay & Forage Grower

"Foster Mothers of the Human Race" poster surrounded by historic dairy images