Higher milk prices, lower feed costs equal positive cash flow.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture says milk production from Kansas dairies was up last month.

Some analysts predict federal and state agencies will use the Chesapeake Bay example as template to regulate other watersheds, particularly the Mississippi River basin.

The marketplace became so enamored with milk supply that it forgot to think about … cheese demand.

New tips when grass feeding dairy cows.

If calves are not growing or losing body weight, then the start of first lactation is being delayed and potentially being compromised.