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Rolinda Acres presents a remarkable narrative of blending tradition with technology, guided by both heritage and adaptability.
With China already imposing retaliatory tariffs on U.S. dairy, and other country’s potentially to come, dairy exports could suffer
With more than 70% of attendees representing dairy farm owners and managers, this event provides an unmatched opportunity to connect with fellow producers, exchange ideas, and gain insights to strengthen your operation.
The outbreak, discovered in the city of Gyor, is the first outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease outbreak reported since 1973.
From the moment a calf is born, its journey to becoming a productive member of the herd begins.
The “right people” is a hard thing to measure and it’s different for every farm. But here are some ideas.
Agriculture has always been at the heart of Oregon’s economy, environment, and local communities. This integral role was once again underscored at the 2025 Oregon Dairy Farmers Convention held earlier this week in Salem.
The exemption, which will expire on April 2, covers the two largest U.S. trading partners. Trump had earlier only mentioned an exemption for Mexico, but the amendment he signed to his order for 25% levies on imports, which went into effect on Tuesday, covers Canada as well.
As we move through 2025, the dairy industry is poised to experience significant transformations. According to Ben Laine, a senior dairy analyst with Terrain, there are three major structural changes that are intricately linked and set to shape the industry’s landscape: federal milk marketing orders, new cheese processing capacity, and trade dynamics.
Mexico’s president said on Tuesday the country will respond to U.S. tariffs with a 25% tariff on U.S. goods, but she will hold off announcing the targeted products until Sunday.
President Trump’s new tariffs on imports from Canada, Mexico and China have gone into effect. While the economic consequences are unknown, Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins has promised to have a plan ready for farmers, if needed.
At a pivotal junction of prosperity intertwined with uncertainty, the U.S. dairy industry seeks resolution to ongoing trade disputes. With committed leaders aiming to expand international partnerships, strategic negotiation appears essential for sustaining and enhancing the industry’s growth.
China retaliated swiftly on Tuesday with 10% to 15% retaliatory levies impacting $21 billion worth of U.S. agricultural and food products, moving the world’s top two economies a step closer toward an all-out trade war.
With a little over a year at the helm of Darigold, Allan Huttema has seamlessly transitioned from being a dairy farmer to a corporate leader, highlighting a unique blend of hands-on experience and strategic vision.
Does it make financial sense to purchase dairy replacement heifers in today’s white-hot market?
Retired Farm Credit Services of America CEO Doug Stark gives his advice for building your organization’s culture.
The future of Japan’s dairy industry depends on its ability to adapt and innovate. By embracing new entrants and equipping them with the necessary tools and support, the industry can secure its place as a vital component of Japan’s economy. The path forward involves balancing tradition with modernity, ensuring that the next wave of dairy farmers leads the sector into a prosperous future.
Each year, billions of pounds of almond hulls are incorporated into lactating dairy rations, providing a valuable source of nutrients.
While Canada and Mexico have taken measures to address U.S. concerns, China’s response remains muted, potentially setting the stage for further trade tensions.
A new legislative development is stirring discussions across Idaho, especially within the employment sector. House Bill 252, introduced in the Idaho Legislature, proposes a significant change in how employers verify their workforce’s legal status to work in the United States. This bill could have widespread implications across multiple industries in the state.
When cows accumulate too much copper, it piles up in the liver. The result can be liver damage at the cellular level, liver necrosis, and impaired liver function.
Investing in employee development is just as important as investing in equipment. By building a skilled and engaged workforce, farmers can boost efficiency, retention, and long-term success.
Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins confirms those payments will be released before the March 21 current deadline in an exclusive interview with Farm Journal on Thursday morning. She also outlined the timing of the $1 billion just announced to combat avian flu.
With lameness ranking among the most costly health issues in today’s dairy operations, a “set it and forget it” approach for footbaths is not an effective way to prevent the spread of digital dermatitis.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s appointment as Secretary of Health and Human Services has some farmers wondering—will he be a champion for real dairy or a source of controversy? With his strong support for whole milk but a divisive stance on raw milk, his impact on the industry is still up for debate.
If you’re thinking about buying a tractor soon, you might want to move up your timeline. Prices are expected to rise in the high horsepower segment over the next few months.
An increasing number of agricultural employers are offering a wellness program to employees, up to 71% from only 40% a couple of years ago.
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President Trump says tariffs on goods from Canada and Mexico will now take effect on April 2, 2025.