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Mastitis problems in your herd can reduce the amount of milk shipped, impacting profitability.

More than 50% of new udder infections can be prevented by disinfecting teats with an effective product immediately after every milking.

Lactococcus infections are often difficult to differentiate from environmental steps.

Aurora Organic Dairy’s High Plains Dairy outside Gill, Colorado has been found to be in full compliance of organic rules by USDA's National Organic Program (NOP), on Sept. 27.

Raw milk quality isn’t compromised when tanker trucks sit empty and uncleaned for hours between loads, according to new research at Oregon State University.

Milking the first cow the same as the last, despite herd size, is critical to maintaining consistency.

Sick cows are easier to diagnose than an unhealthy milk check.

There are some simple and practical steps you can take that can help lower somatic cell counts on your farm.

Raise peak milk flow for better milk harvest.

Following proper milking procedures can achieve the desired balance between parlor throughput and optimal milk production.

Use on-farm culturing to determine proper care.

Winners represent Idaho, Michigan, New York and Wisconsin.

Online resource provides assessment of various teat health scenarios,

When prices are low, making quality milk is more important than ever to capture any quality premiums.

Any adoption of new technology should come with a close look at the economics of using the technology.

Get maximum milk flow when units are on.

Professionals in the dairy industry who want to learn about problems on dairy farms that result from mastitis now have the opportunity to take an online course at their convenience offered by Penn State Extension.

These will cost you pennies to implement.

American agriculture can feed the world but struggles to manage its employees.

Fluid milk losses account for more than $6 billion in food waste in the United States.