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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.

Daily attention to calves and equipment is key.

“We looked for opportunities outside of the dairy. That’s why we started making cheese.”

Foster Brothers Farms use these key drivers to remain competitive.

Finance robotic milkers like you would a parlor.

They milk and feed cows on Good-Vue Ayr Farms near Goodridge, Minnesota.

Checkout this checklist to help make automatic calf feeders work at their best.

New York has seen a spike in barn fires over the past year, with another fire igniting just this week.

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

Building a new barn helped create more room for heifers and dry cows.

The new requirements take effect January 1, 2020.

Employees are critical to successful expansions.

ATV vs. UTV: Which one could you not live without? See how dairy farmers answered.

Make the transition to cold weather easier for your calves.

Dairies are closing partly because of changing consumer tastes and trade tensions, but mainly because the industry is continuing a century-long consolidation.

Stalls are the often-used metric to measure overcrowding. It easy to see, measure and calculate cows per usable stall. However, it may not be the limiting factor!