Individual identification of cattle is important for many reasons, making it possible to identify a number of important management aspects

Understanding how to control flies on livestock begins with understanding the pest’s life cycle

In agriculture, we spend a lot of time with data — collecting it, analyzing it, debating it, and using it for decision making

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Work and insights from University of British Columbia’s David Fraser highlight the importance of human and animal interactions

From NMPF President & CEO Gregg Doud

Taming some of our animals creates some difficulties but also a herd that is calmer around people

Providing the excellent care and environment our animals need to thrive raises the ceiling of how well they can perform

Nearly six months after the 2018 Farm Bill was extended for one year, we are seeing some movement on the next version of the bill

Sharing what we’re dealing with can help others help us

Whether in the media or in the break room, there are always hot topics garnering interest

The dry period should be a time of rest for cows and is an opportunity for the mammary system to heal and regenerate

Starting today, Monday, April 29, new restrictions are in place for the movement of lactating dairy cattle across state lines

Farmers think about what’s best for their land more than one day a year

Futures prices indicate that 2024 could be the third-highest milk price year on record

ADA North East created the Virtual Farm Tour program to bring the farm to the classroom to help build trust in dairy

Midwestern temperatures in the last 90 days have been warmer than typical years

A recent rural tragedy inspired students to promote farm road safety using skills learned at the National FFA’s Washington Leadership Conference

The weather has caused damage to our farm already this spring, and there is not much we can do about it

As confirmed cases on dairy farms in the states of New Mexico, Texas, Kansas, Michigan, and Ohio continue to grow and potentially spread to other dairy states, the focus turns to understanding, identification...