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Transplants could create unique, year-round beef marketing opportunity for dairy herds

Breeding a subset of the dairy herd to beef sires is a growing trend in the U.S. dairy business.

Simply producing a black calf if not enough if the dairy industry wants to make permanent inroads into successful crossbreeding.

Little research exists as to which beef bulls work best.

Six things to keep in mind when considering sire and dam selections in a beef x dairy crossbreeding program.

Building a successful beef on dairy program takes more than just selecting black bulls.

World Dairy Expo® introduces Laura Herschleb as the next WDE General Manager.

Cheese finds a bid and butter continued its slide in a mixed day in the dairy trade.

When a cow aborts or has a stillborn calf, it’s a source of both frustration and worry. Was it an isolated incident, or a sign of a major problem in the herd?

Labor shortages are all-to-common and dairy farms across the U.S. have been feeling the pinch. Roger Herrera understands all too well the constant labor headache, but he is committed to become the employer of choice.