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Understanding the disease’s symptoms and impact can help you develop a plan to keep your calves healthy.

As farmers, we are the keepers of the flame. No matter if we are a first-generation farmer or the sixth, we continue to care for our family, farm and animals during both the good times and bad.

High cell counts at first test sap profits.

When the COVID-19 pandemic made its strike early in 2020, dairy producers in the U.S. was left scrambling. But Tennessee dairy producers Brian and Morgan Flowers found themselves juggling another layer of complications.

The United States imported fewer dairy products early in the pandemic as local supplies filled pipelines and global supply chains experienced unparalleled disruption

Dan and Jean Gaul are part owners of Gaul’s Hillside Holsteins with their two sons Tony and Luke. Together they manage the operation along with growing their custom chopping, bagging and roller milling operation.

Wednesday continues a very quiet week in commodities. Everyone seems to have left on spring break.

Solution Is Higher Producing, Longer-Living Cows, According to New Journal of Dairy Science Study

Profits jump $1.20 to $1.75/cwt.

Large dairy operations tend to have lower green house gas footprints because of more efficient feed conversion.