Life after graduation can be confusing. Remember, you don’t always have to have it all figured out

We made our own Superbowl commercial with our calves as the team!

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

How can we better understand consumer choices in the dairy industry?

Through the help of the Greek yogurt and cheese mascots, the checkoff is focused on educating people about lactose-free dairy options

Explaining what we’re thinking can make a world of difference in how we work with others

Staying on top of the many tactics of animal rights activist groups allows us to better position ourselves to help educate the public on animal agriculture

There’s nothing better than an ice-cold glass of milk

Living near a farm can be an acquired taste for some

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

The many phone notifications from different on-farm automation systems sure make a girl feel popular somedays

Whether you are considering (or reconsidering) installing sort gates or looking to improve efficiency with your current setup, here are two things to ponder

While farmers are still facing challenges, some of them are different from what we previously dealt with

Popular culture puts a spotlight on farming whether its accurate or not

We can sell more dairy through online grocery shopping

Celebrating the heart of the holidays and the hearts of those who make it all possible

Farmers around the world are implementing new ways in which they can be more sustainably efficient

Everyone has their own opinions on how they like their cheese. The Dairy Checkoff has been doing some hot takes when it comes to different ways to incorporate cheese in our everyday lives!

Dairies are facing more challenges than ever before. Low milk prices, high interest rates, a skilled labor shortage, and more have put a premium on operating with peak efficiency

Applying manure to soil during the fall provides the soil with nutrients for the upcoming year