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Puerto Ricans could ease South Dakota dairy labor shortage

While the process of finding an employee who fits the bill remains challenging, taking time to showcase your farm’s culture and making them feel a part of the team could help your new hire stick around a little longer.

Become a place that people want to work, and then when people hear you have an opening, they come to you.

Class III milk futures hold steady in September, but October and November prices fall flat.

Dairy farmers are always looking for ways to boost efficiency on their operation. This especially holds true in the milking parlor.

Four in Minnesota sickened, including children, from E. coli in raw milk.

A new biological treatment could help dairy cattle stave off uterine diseases and eventually may help improve food safety for humans, a University of Florida study shows.

Fair Oaks milk trucks no longer use diesel. Instead, they head to dairy manufacturing plants to fill up.