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Dairy sprinklers and fans generally idle on low until summer. With an extreme heatwave across the midsection of the U.S., farmers are stepping up their cooling systems to ensure their cows are as comfortable as possible.

U.S. average diesel prices up more than 70% year-over-year. Could this push processors to slow down powder production?

This ongoing Oregon water issue has become a headache for many farmers, like Jos Poland. Less water doesn’t only mean fewer aces for his cows to graze on. It has forced Poland to sell 40% of his herd earlier this year.

John Schouten endless devotion to global bovine genetics helped earn him the honors of the 2022 Dairy Shrine Guest of Honor award. The World Wide Sires global traveler played a vital role in U.S. dairy semen exports.

Maternal colostrum is often considered nature’s “perfect food.” But does this “free” resource help calves achieve passive immunity as reliably as the guaranteed ingredients in a bag of colostrum replacer?

Learn how two Ontario dairy farmers stretch their forage acres by sandwiching rye in between regular-season no-till crops.

If walking into your heifer barn gives you replacement cost anxiety, you may have too many heifers on your hands.

May milk moves back over $25, as the rest of the dairy markets took a nap.