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Purdue University economist Brent Gloy discusses the factors that are contributing to debt loads and shifting balance sheets across the country.

In an ag economy when profits are low and margins are tight, it’s more important than ever to have a factual handle on your farm’s finances, according to ag lender Carmen Michels with Compeer Financial.

Virginia Tech University Professor Emeritus David Kohl shares advice and encouragement for staying positive through tough economic times.

New efforts are underway to support, promote, and protect the reputation of fluid milk in the United States.

Iowa’s Secretary of Agriculture Bill Northey continues to do his job for the state of Iowa, while he waits for Congress to make a move on his nomination for undersecretary.

Dairy Farmers of America is working with impacted members to find a new processing plant for their milk.

The USDA Economic Research Service on Friday updated their net farm income forecast for 2019.

Over the last two weeks, a rumor has come up in several Western cattle auctions and even in the futures market about an impending dairy cow buyout. 

Amidst many positive signs emerging in the U.S. dairy markets, replacement heifer values continue to struggle to recover.

A tornado on March 12 near Roswell, New Mexico, damaged a number of dairy farms and forced at least one farm to euthanize at least 150 cattle.

A new rule published by the USDA will allow more flexibility for school nutrition standards for milk, whole grains and sodium.

A New York barn fire killed more than 100 heifers according to local firefighters who battled the blaze for nine hours.

USDA posted a notice in the Federal Register yesterday, announcing it was delaying further rule-making in promulgating a Federal Milk Market Order in California.

“New” housing facilities need not necessarily start from the ground up. University of Minnesota agricultural engineer Kevin Janni discusses ways to remodel existing farm structures to address your housing needs.

Enrollment for the 2020 Dairy Margin Coverage program ends December 13.