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Recipients include a Minnesota dairy company that will receive $8,040 to help offset the cost of producing electricity from two anaerobic digesters.

Lower corn prices and strong international dairy demand are expected to strengthen the outlook for U.S. dairies.

To date, no dairy farms have been forced to evacuate, though some cattle have been moved to higher ground.

Partnership will serve growing Northeast cream market; construction is scheduled for completion in summer 2014.

The LWR system will allow Shiloh Dairy to continue to expand its operations without the need to acquire additional land base for nutrient management.

“If economic conditions warrant” was key part of agreement, processors say.

Co-op breaks ground on $40 million dairy ingredient processing facility.

AfiAct II uses long-range radio to collect behavior data anywhere on the farm – from herds of any size.

New semen processing technique increases conception rates an average of 4.5 percentage points.

Necropsies help define the cause of death and inform producers about the types of problems that occur on the farm.