In contemporary dairy production, customizing feeding groups based on cows’ physiological state is standard practice to meet specific nutrient requirements and enhance health, productivity, and well-being

We don’t have a new farm bill yet, but steps taken this week ensure programs important to dairy producers will continue for the time being

Events like World Dairy Expo can make a dairy producer’s heart beat a little faster at the sight of shiny new equipment and innovative technology to manage the herd

Calves enter a world filled with bacteria, viruses, and parasites. These organisms can make them sick or even lead to death

Love it or hate it, the U.S. dairy industry has grown to a size where exports are an important factor in the strength of domestic milk prices

To better organize our tire sidewalls used to cover the silage pile, we built this rack out of I-beams and 2-inch tubing

One of the more popular songs, “My Favorite Things,” is one that I heard many times over the years and can easily be pulled into my head

Something happens to us when we age — quiet times of reflection occur more often, at least for me

In my life’s journey, I put people into two different categories: drains and radiators

Having just wrapped up a phone call with a nutritionist regarding farm programs related to sustainability and carbon credits, the time is right to revisit the topic

The latest dairy news from the U.S. Capitol

A feed and forage outlook for the year aheadpresented by: Hay & Forage Grower’s Managing Editor Mike Rankin and the University of Illinois’ Mike Hutjenssponsored by KuhnFarmers faced a my

What is the dairy community’s role in the future of the world’s food system? That’s a question government leaders, animal rights activists, a growing world population, food processors,...

In the show The Big Bang Theory, one of the main characters, Dr. Sheldon Cooper, has a very particular fondness for one location on the show’s main set, the characters’ living room

It would be useful if we could look into a crystal ball and see what the dairy industry was going to be like in 2024

For seven consecutive quarters ending in the fourth quarter of last year, the export value of U.S. dairy products beat year-ago levels by 20% or more

Share your holiday greetings with original artwork by esteemed dairy artist Larry Schultz!

This summer was Earth’s hottest on record. For dairy cattle around the world and the farmers that take care of them, that heat made producing high-quality milk more challenging

Digital dermatitis is an infectious foot disease that is very hard to remove once a dairy herd is infected. It is possible, though, to keep this problem at bay

You can’t spend much time in the dairy social media world lately without knowing that butterfat prices are really high