Today’s dairy cows produce more milk than ever before. Higher capacity and more precise monitoring are essential during milking. And easy-to-use controls are a must in the parlor

Working with cattle is all about strategy

Just like how we make sure that we, ourselves are comfortable, we do the same for our cows

Cows don’t necessarily always follow their birth plan, throwing us for a loop

Feed makes up more than half of the costs on a dairy farm. In recent years, more attention has been given to the cost of feed shrink

Consistently keeping a close eye on the herd allows us to detect issues right away

Cow comfort and herd health are essential for maximizing milk quality and production

When raising kids on the farm, some tasks are too dangerous or difficult to accomplish with kiddos in tow. Having their grandparents to tag along or play with is a blessing for many farm families

Protect yourself and your business against the threat of a cybersecurity breach

It’s 2025 and the statement that “reproductive efficiency is one of the primary drivers in herd profitability” has never been more true

The Midwest Dairy Challenge provided students with an opportunity to learn and make new connections

At first, dairy producer James Vander Waal was hesitant. He’d learned of SenseHub Dairy Youngstock monitoring and was intrigued by the possibilities but wasn’t sure he’d see enough return...

Between 10 and 28 days in milk, our vet palpates and checks each of our fresh cows

Social media provides us with the opportunity to share our dairy story with people who may be removed from agriculture

Adding sorghum to your crop rotation is an economic and sustainable addition to your farm

With trait advancements like HarvXtra®, alfalfa continues to transform the way farmers approach everything from harvest timing to feed management

If you think your day is jam packed, check out what a dairy farmer has to do!

Corn silage is an essential component of dairy and beef nutrition, providing high yields of energy-dense, digestible forage

We recently brought back the Midwest ADSA meeting

As our farm caught the flu bug, our team came together to get the chores done