In this episode, Associate Editor at Hoard's Dairyman, Jenna Byrne, reads the FARM-accredited article titled Enriching the Lives of Dairy Cattle

In this episode, Jenna Byrne, an Associate Editor at Hoard's Dairyman, reads the FARM-accredited article titled Calf Care Standards Continue to Climb

Dairy owners and managers are often looking for ways to attract and retain employees

In this episode, Jenna Byrne, an Associate Editor at Hoard's Dairyman, reads the FARM-accredited article titled Make Scour Events a Rare Occurrence

A popular topic of discussion in recent years has been whether to raise calves on the farm or send them off-site into the care of experienced calf rearers

Many dairy farms go back and forth on whether to feed waste milk (WM) or milk replacer (MR) to their calves

While pair-housing calves has many benefits, it also brings some disease risks. Researchers suggest pairing early in life to capture all the upsides of pair housing

Newer research and anecdotal evidence shows that the value of colostrum extends past that single meal

The fresh cow heads into the parlor to be milked, and fills the bucket, with low to moderate quality colostrum — now what?, Bup colostrum quality with ease, Reagan Bluel

There are many critical factors to raise healthy and well-grown calves., Maggie Gilles, Cleanliness cannot be overstated for calves

In this episode, Managing Editor at Hoard's Dairyman, Kylene Anderson, reads the FARM-accredited article titled Don't Let the First Meal Be Her Last

In this episode, Managing Editor of Hoard's Dairyman, Kylene Anderson, reads a FARM-Accredited article titled "Write Down Your Down Cow Protocols."

In this Express episode, Managing Editor of Hoard's Dairyman, Kylene Anderson, reads a FARM-Certified article from the magazine called "It's time to cull "cull cows" from our vocabulary"

The National Dairy Farmers Assuring Responsible Management (FARM) Program launched FARM Environmental Stewardship (ES) Version 3 late last year, using the latest science and technology to support producers...

The author is an assistant professor and extension specialist at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.Pair or group housing calves is one example of providing enrichment that can boost dairy animals’

The calf program has often been relegated to a lower priority for the dairy business as it is a current expense with a delayed impact on future income

There are three critical periods for dairy calves. The first is around calving and includes the cow, the environment, and the colostrum feeding and management

The author is an associate editor for Hoard’s Dairyman. Preventing calf disease like scours starts before calving and becomes more crucial in the first days of life

During a recent calf study, most of my mornings were spent measuring grain refusals

Managing livestock is complex. A dairy farmer is constantly trying to move the seesaw of health and disease in favor of animal health