In our barns, flies are the top cause of bunching cows

Every old barn you drive by has a past and adds character to the countryside

Farmers get to experience many incredible sights of nature, and last week so did people in many parts of the country

Mannheimia haemolytica is one of the leading causes of respiratory disease in cattle

This young bull calf gave us quite a scare at just hours old

It is so important that we engage with policymakers to ensure animal agriculture’s voice is heard in discussions that could impact the way farmers and ranchers do what they do

We try to review vaccination schedules every few years on our farm by addressing any issues we’ve seen and asking ourselves questions about what we need from the protocol

We moved our calves from hutches into a barn, and while the benefits were many, there were challenges we had to work through, too

Focused on educating consumers on the importance of agriculture, Pagel does so through children’s books

We are highlighting dairy’s nutrition and health benefits to build on its great taste

With a great example of hard work set by her parents, Byrne wants to keep the tradition going

It takes both mental and physical strength to be a part of a farming family

On our farm, we are always evolving, and in the near future, that includes the way cow traffic will flow through our freestall barn

Dumping milk is painful but what we have to do when a tank is not safe to sell

Sand is widely regarded as the best bedding for dairy cows. But not all sand is created equally

From their spots to their behaviors, no two cows are alike

Partnerships developed by Dairy Management Inc. and the dairy checkoff drive sales of dairy products at restaurant chains across the country and around the world

The Animal Agriculture Alliance’s recap of animal rights conferences in 2023 revealed certain tactics these groups plan to use to advance their agendas in the year ahead

Building trust with students and food service leaders helps secure dairy’s place on school menus

It wasn’t until I moved to Wisconsin following college that I truly understood what it meant to try to farm in a place where winter seems to last from November to May