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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.

More milk, more cheese and more money, says Norm Martin.

The series will include best-management practices for animal handling and movement, animal health diagnosis and treatment, and other topics.

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

Proprietary handlers establishing new forward contracts on or after October 1, 2012, will not be exempt from paying minimum Federal Order prices.

With the expiration of the 2008 farm bill, dairy producers are left without a safety net. Our partners at AgDay look at what it means for the industry.

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

Ross suggests modifying FARRM Act with a feed cost amendment, which could give California dairy producers an added $1 per cwt.

Aflatoxin is a known carcinogen for both humans and livestock. The Food and Drug Administration prohibits the sale of milk with more than 0.5 parts per billion.