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A Wisconsin-based milk distributor is expanding its Maine supply network and picking up half of the former MOO Milk organic dairy farms as suppliers.

Draft rules largely write into regulations are what the dairy industry is already doing.

After years of heavy culling, milk herds are in great shape, but a tighter-than-normal heifer supply is constricting fast growth.

The only local milk producer in southeastern New Mexico is going out of business.

A new dairy processing plant at Vermont Technical College is expected to be up and running by next spring.

A pasture walk will be hosted by University of Wisconsin Extension-Rusk County at the Jersey Gold Dairy Farm on Aug. 6.

The Asian giant likely needs to go through a period of lower milk-powder imports to correct for its past exuberance.

Foundations are important. Feet are the foundation of cattle and this may be a year when producers see increased incidence foot rot in the herd.

How to beat the heat this summer for your dairy herd.

We need your thoughts on whether you’re planning an expansion--and the reasons why or why not.