Historical museum hosts June is Dairy Month event

Through breeding and genetic modifications, new varieties of reduced lignin alfalfa have the potential to improve digestibility in dairy cattle diets

Timing could not be worse as the country ramps up its dairy and beef export efforts

Hoard's Dairyman webinar covers calf care. The basic concepts of raising calves applies to both individually and group-raised animals. The importance of proper nutrition; dry and comfortable bedding; and...

New research reveals the real reason Swiss cheese is full of holes, and why those holes are getting smaller

Farms can be dangerous places. On working farms, there's constant movement of people and equipment. And with summer, that means more activity and more people

They've dropped by more than half since October, almost entirely because of milk prices

Bunker silos are a great storage option for feed when filled, covered and managed correctly

Class 4b hearing next week will see farmers and plants light years apart – as usual

Rankings highlight world's leading institutions

Fast-food leader McDonald's and farmers around the world face some of the same challenges when it comes to consumer perception

Output is targeted at markets where U.S. exporters have been successful in recent years

To reduce aggressive interactions, house cows and heifers separately before calving

Cooperatives play an important role in community economics

When it comes to animal handling, if a cow is not doing what we want her to do, there's a good chance we did not ask her in the right way

Having those hard conversations while creating a farm succession plan isn't fun, but it is necessary

Far from home, four U.S. milk producers made a strong connection with dairy marketers

Ration tweaks can soften the blow

Before you send in mastitis and milk quality samples, focus first on what you plan to do with the results

A strong workplace environment requires daily attentiveness to clear communication and a strong employee culture