Assessing crops and planning creative ways to store silage are factors farmers are facing heading into the 2020 corn silage harvest

The dairy industry was in turmoil this spring with dumped milk and bottomed-out prices. Dairy farmers’ second source of revenue — the beef market — wasn’t doing much better

Dairy News as reported in the Washington Dairygrams for the August 25, 2020 issue of Hoard's Dairyman

it is no secret that U.S. dairy farmers have faced a great deal of milk price volatility in the past couple of decades

Reproductive physiology is unique. The field is a subspecialty of the physiology discipline that includes the studies of andrology, gynecology, theriogenology, and obstetrics, which imply a clinical application

The unprecedented volatility in dairy markets over the last several months has raised questions about how milk is priced

The Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee (DGAC) completed its final report on July 15 and sent it to Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue and Secretary of Health and Human Services Alex Azar

In your September 10, 2020 issue . . .COULD DAIRY’S “V-SHAPED” RECOVERY transcend into a “W-shaped” price swoon? If shifted from a “V” to a “W-shaped”...

Every time I tried to move my portable loading chute, I would have a hard time grabbing it with forks because it is unbalanced. I took an old bucket from my loader, cut off the attachment, and simply

Resilience has always been a word that embodies farmers. I have heard this stated numerous times but never more frequently than in the past six months

It’s been nearly six months since COVID-19 shuttered schools across the country

Viewers took the opportunity on the August 19 episode of Hoard’s Dairyman DairyLivestream to ask registered dietician Yvonne Greer her viewpoint on alternative milk beverages

With the 2020 turmoil, I sense this time of the year brings excitement and a sense of purpose for many

Could dairy’s “V-shaped” price recovery transcend into a “W-shaped” price downturn? If shifted from a “V” to a “W-shaped” milk price graph, the markets...

Post-lockdown dairy demand is both fantastic and terrible. It is hard to make sense out of all the individual data points

From 1990 to 2010, the United States saw constantly expanding school-age populations. Since then, the number of students in school have dropped significantly, and that’s not something that’s...

One of the first nutrients that our eyes are drawn to on a forage report is the crude protein value

This week's episode will discuss the importance and logistics of getting dairy products to students in schools

“If you don’t put milk on the lunch tray, you don’t get a federal reimbursement,” explained Andy Novakovic, Cornell University economist, of milk’s relationship with the nation’s...

The lines between professional journalism and everything else continue to blur due to the proliferation of self-made journalists and so called think tanks in the social media era