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High producing dairy cows are in heat for a shorter period of time, thus increasing the challenges in the timely insemination of cows visually detected in heat.

Beginning in 2022, World Dairy Expo® will be held Sunday through Friday. This schedule change is made to improve efficiencies for all stakeholders, from exhibitors to attendees to event partners.

Pooling resources in a single string spells fun for one group.

Labor, packaging, and ingredient shortages along with rising commodity prices continue to send food prices higher.

The onset of fall marks the return of nuisance birds to dairy farms and feedlots in cooler climates.

Anticipated tight supply and higher prices for vitamin E may require dairy managers and their nutritionists to dial back vitamin E inclusion rates in rations, or seek alternative options.

Round-the-clock TMR availability may not be necessary to keep lactating cows on an even plane of digestion.

Ask these questions to see if BMR is a good fit for your farm.