It is well-known that reproductive performance is the foundation of profitability on a dairy

Metritis, one of the most common fresh cow diseases, can be costly to the health of individual cows and the overall productivity of dairy operations, especially in today’s environment

The highly pathogenic avian influenza (H5N1) virus is sweeping across the United States and affecting more than just poultry flocks and dairy cows

If you love dairy products but struggle with digestive issues, there are still ways to enjoy many dairy foods

As I deal with my own eye infection, it serves as a reminder that pinkeye season for our cattle is right around the corner

Research indicates those that work on dairies have less gastrointestinal related symptoms than nonfarmers

The midwinter temperature swings we’re experiencing are making caring for calves more challenging

Sometimes going back to the basics of good care is just what animals need

Last week, Wisconsin experienced some pretty high temperatures that seem to be sticking around. I heard the phrase, “You should be used to the heat since you’re from the south,” multiple...

A certain amount of stress can be motivating; it can drive us to take action. Unfortunately, too much stress leads to changes that impact our mind, our body, and our relationships with the people around...

A new year has begun, and the days are getting longer again. With mild temperatures in the Midwest this week, it almost feels like the start of spring

On January 5, 2020, my friends and I were on our way to spend 10 days in China with the Cornell University Dairy Fellows program

“As someone who spent quite a bit of time in the hospital receiving lifesaving treatments multiple times before the age of four, I’ve always had a sincere sense of gratitude towards others...

If there’s anything dairy farmers are very good at, it’s routine. It is our job to do the same job 365 days a year

Last year, not even one of our employees called in sick because of the flu

Dairies normally have guidelines for culling cows, but how many of you have written rules or at least go through and cull calves and heifers on a regular basis?

“There’s a new calf killer in town” was the title of the April 2018 Hoard’s Dairyman webinar

It’s a date that was a major turning point for our farm. It’s the day our calf program was literally revolutionized

Two surgeries. Two hospitalizations. Four different antibiotics. I’m still praying that this fourth antibiotic does what it’s supposed to

Udder Milk, a New Jersey home delivery company, broke state law according to the New Jersey Department of Health. A cease and desist order