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Harry DeWit rose from immigrant herdsman to Texas dairy leader and innovator

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2009 dairy exports may cool; long-term prospects hot

Dairy groups boost humane handling, animal welfare outreach

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Harry DeWit of Friona, Texas, was named the 2009 Innovative Dairy Farmer of the Year this week at the International Dairy Foods Association’s Dairy Forum 2009.

Progress on immigration reform could still be a year away.

California's animal confinement law could spread to other states.

There are no clear-cut timelines that dictate when to get involved during a difficult calving.

Roger Johnson shows off his refurbished machine shop, constructed from re-purposed farm implements.

Sometimes Government Help Can Hurt.

Prepare Cattle for Winter Weather.

What's in store for the Cattle Market in 2009 and Beyond?

A popular bloodline of Angus and Angus-influenced cattle is a carrier of a genetic defect.

With the right breeding system, you can achieve sustainable genetic improvements.

Farmscape drama at Iowa State University approaches the real diversity found in rural America.

There is profit to be made growing crops to be used for organic livestock feed

After 12 years of service, this machine still has a tune to its step

Frequent rotation and proper pressure optimize tread wear on modern tires

A Rock and a Hard Place