Dairy farms generate a lot of milk, of course, as well a great deal of manure and crops. Another thing dairy farms produce a lot of is data

Implementing a footbath on your farm provides the opportunity to help the farm’s bottom line

The U.S. is projected to sell over 1 billion pounds of cheese to international customers this year

There are distinctive legal obligations associated with employees and independent contractors. For this reason, it is vital that farm workers are not misclassified as one or the other

The conclusion of harvest is often marked by manure application to farm fields

Despite its availability, aspirin has never gone through the process of being approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for use in cattle

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

Cornell University’s Jessica McArt, D.V.M., presented, “Start ‘em right with tools to ensure fresh cow success.”

Delayed milk ejection — most often presented as a bimodal milk flow curve — occurs when the cisternal milk fraction is removed before the alveolar milk reaches the gland cistern

In recent years, dairy cow populations have shifted, with more cows in the Northern and Southern Plains and fewer in the Northeast and Southeast

In the Feeding Fundamentals column and throughout invited talks or seminars, we tend to cover a lot of ground

Get the latest dairy news from the U.S. Capitol in the October 2024 Washington Dairygrams

South American milk production had a difficult start to 2024, but brighter days are on the horizon

With only two and a half months left in the year, many dairy producers are preparing to look at their year-end financials and make a gameplan for next year

Just like humans, cows also need B-vitamins to carry out metabolic processes

The National Dairy Farmers Assuring Responsible Management (FARM) Program will launch Environmental Stewardship (ES) Version 3 in the next few months, helping producers understand on-farm greenhouse gas...

If you’re a dairy producer looking to purchase replacement heifers, you know prices have gone sky high

Although milking equipment companies often visit farms for monthly milking equipment inspections, some inspections can be done by farm staff

When sexed semen was first marketed to dairy farmers back in 2006, it was initially only recommended for use in dairy heifers because of its reduced fertility

Farming and agriculture – that’s the top answer to that question, up five percentage points from 2023, with a 64% “very and somewhat positive” review, according to a recent Gallup...