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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.

‘In our analysis, 120% was the optimal stocking rate in terms of maximum profit per stall.’ –Albert De Vries, University of Florida.

Age at calving and the herd’s overall cull rate have a huge impact on heifer raising costs.

USDA reports corn and soybean stocks down 17% from 2012.

DMI scans news and social media to respond immediately and appropriately to reinforce the good dairy news and limit the impact of the bad.

Dollars and Sense contributors share how they manage cow comfort on their farms.

Partnering with the Miner Institute, the new center represents a significant investment in forage fermentation and microbiology research.

Two dairy producers discuss the nitty-gritty of vertical integration.