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The semi arrived in October 2005 to take our 100 dairy cows. With them went decades of 5 a.m. alarms, my father’s identity and a way of life that defined our family.
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When employees come and go, keeping everyone trained can get tricky. But having the right tools can make it easier to keep training on track.
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Evolving market conditions, shifting consumer preferences, and an unpredictable pathogen landscape continuously challenge margins and herd profitability.
A disease once in the center of cattle abortion research has faded from the conversation, but its economic and reproductive impact remain.
Water buffalo, robots and a second chance come together at this unconventional British Columbia dairy.
As farm numbers shrink, a massive wave of investment signals unprecedented confidence in dairy’s next chapter.
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Why whole cottonseed continues to earn its place in modern dairy rations
Beef-on-dairy calf values have given dairy producers a valuable boost. But falling prices, higher feed costs and lower milk prices are set to put more pressure on margins later this year.
Simple changes to water access after milking could help dairies better manage heat stress while supporting milk production and fertility.
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