For the third year in a row, Springhill Kojack Uno-ETV found herself in the center of the ring at the end of the International Guernsey Show

Joan Seidel of Fleetwood, Pa., was presented the 33rd Klussendorf-MacKenzie Award on Thursday at World Dairy Expo in memory of Duncan MacKenzie, the 1961 Klussendorf winner

Stoney Point Joel Bailey, the winning Six-Year-Old and Older cow owned by Vierra Dairy Farms of Hilmar, Calif., hit the winning jackpot this year as she won Grand Champion of the International Jersey Show...

The parade of Brown Swiss champions is one of the highlights of World Dairy Expo’s cattle shows

The International Ayrshire Show kicked off the Open Shows of World Dairy Expo week, and one country stood out from the rest

The colored shavings of World Dairy Expo are pink this year, and youth showmanship contestants were the first ones to parade their animals across them when they competed on Saturday

Why do you feed supplemental fat to your herd? Perhaps you’re aiming to propel your milkfat higher to capture more revenue in your milk check, or you recognize the impact bypass fat can have on feed...

Don’t just thank farmers this time of year as they begin harvest, thank the ones that feed them, too

The highly pathogenic avian influenza virus has become a threat to California’s dairy industry

Showing at the county fair teaches us many things that we will continue to carry with us our entire lives

Sort gate technology adds value by helping cows exhibit natural behaviors with easy cow flow and gives animals more time at the feedbunk or lying in stalls by not retracing steps postmilking

We don’t have to be everything people think farmers are, but we often feel like we do

As the world settles in for the night around you, the nighttime sounds of the farm makes it a calming place

Energy metabolism is a crucial aspect of dairy cow physiology, playing a central role in supporting various physiological functions, milk production, and overall health

Having a canine companion around the farm is part of many farms’ daily routines, including ours

Bringing visitors onto your farm to help them understand agriculture doesn’t have to be intimidating

Having a farm is like having your own tourism business. Friends and family always want to look at the animals and the machinery!

A way of life branded by sweat, blood, tears and hard work is something to be proud of

Service trucks are great places for farm animals to hop from farm to farm

We all have that special animal that taught us some of our first farm lessons