Anna-Lisa Laca

When she’s not helping on the dairy, accomplished agriculture journalist Anna-Lisa Laca reports about all things agriculture—online, in social media and in print as the Online and Business Editor for Dairy Today and Top Producer. Laca, who served as Social Media Editor for Farm Journal early in her career, owns and runs a dairy with her husband, Scott, and grew up on a West Coast cow-calf operation. Follow @AnnaLaca1 Friend Anna-Lisa Laca

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As dairy producers transition into newly fermented corn silage it’s important they pay attention to the potential for higher-than-average levels of molds and mycotoxins.
The focus on cow comfort and what that means for facility design has come a long way in the past 30 years.
One of the best ways to retain employees and create the most efficient team possible is to keep team members engaged
Here are five tips to ensure you’re storing and handling colostrum properly.
Direct payment assistance to dairy farmers was announced at 20 cents per hundredweight, with total payments capped at $250,000 per farm operation or legal entity.
The Families First Coronavirus Response Act provides that eligible employees are entitled to paid sick time because of COVID-19, and employers are eligible for a tax credit to offset the expense.
Raising quality heifers is a priority on every farm.
USDA’s undersecretary for farm production and conservation, farmers can expect to receive the remaining 20% by the end of August.
Check out this helpful chart from USDA.
The coffee giant recently announced they’ll be encouraging customers to turn away from dairy and toward plant-based beverages in an effort to reduce their carbon footprint.
Productive dairy cows may experience heat stress when the Temperature Humidity Index (THI) is 68 or greater.
When it is cold, cows can divert their energy into maintaining body temperature instead of producing milk. What can you do to avoid that?
Researchers at the Ohio State recently completed a study evaluating how dietary protein and amino acid supplementation influenced milk production during the first three to four weeks of lactation.
This week, USDA released the Dairy Products report for November.
Throughout the country, overtime laws continue to threaten the dairy labor force.