Far from just another thing to add to the schedule, these activities molded the trajectory of my future

It is common for producers to experience lower butterfat tests and higher numbers of butterfat inversions this time of year

Proper management during a calf’s early days lays the foundation for lifetime success and helps unlock its full potential. Using herd management software to record calf and heifer data can pro

Calf morbidity and mortality continue to be a challenge for dairy producers. A 2014 National Animal Health Monitoring System (NAHMS) survey found that calf mortality averaged around 8% while morbidity...

Harvest is one of the most dangerous times of year for a farmer. Communication can help avoid emergency situations

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

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

Preparing cows for a successful lactation doesn’t start at freshening; it starts at the dry period

We gave this premature calf everything we could to help her succeed

The heat and humidity of this month make for long days of dairy farming

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

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

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

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

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

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