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University of Wisconsin economists discuss Class III prices, cow numbers, feed prices and the export market.

Dairy Today editor Jim Dickrell explains what happens to dairy policy now.

“You can read that report until the proverbial cows come home and you will not find anywhere that it concludes that the Dairy Security Act is the best approach for dairy farmers.” --Jerry Slominski, IDFA.

For the first time in at least a decade, a current U.S. Agriculture Secretary is visiting World Dairy Expo.

New 26,000-square-foot indoor space brings room for 130 exhibitors.

The monitors are changing the way dairy producers detect heats and get early indications of health problems.

Some 1,400 to 1,800 fourth and fifth grade students will get their first ever look at where milk comes from.

U.S. robotic milker sales are on pace this year, despite the drought, escalating feed prices and tight milk/feed margins.

Dairy producers and companies looking for employees with dairy undergraduate or graduate degrees have an on-line resource for recruitment.

An on-line tool to help dairy farmers evaluate their operations’s risk of spreading Johne’s disease is now available.