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Various areas of the U.S. have been dealing with adverse winter weather during the past week, but it hasn’t stopped farmers and ranchers from working.

Today’s U.S. dairy calf and heifer raisers may be ahead of the curve in adopting the management styles that will drive the U.S. dairy industry 50 years from now.

To stay in grocery stores, our industry needs to be socially sustainable.

In response to ‘Dairy Pride Act,’ PETA Plans to Strike State Senators as they Attempt to Appropriately Label Non-Milk.

In response to ‘Dairy Pride Act,’ PETA Plans to Strike State Senators as they Attempt to Appropriately Label Non-Milk.

Dwight Raber, of Raber Dairy Farms in northeast Ohio's Stark County says he can no longer make a living by milking cows. State statistics show the number of dairy farms in Ohio dropped to fewer than 2,000.

Cold and snow create challenges for everyone, especially for employees who may not be familiar with extreme cold.

What makes some farms targets for undercover activists? What should I tell my neighbor about African Swine Fever? These questions and more are answered on episode 2 of Overhe(a)rd, the Farm Journal Livestock podcast.

These agreement typically run 15 to 20 years, providing $150,000 to $800,000 in total income.

These agreement typically run 15 to 20 years, providing $150,000 to $800,000 in total income.

Driving snow enveloped the U.S. Northeast on Tuesday in its third winter storm in two weeks, closing schools, canceling flights and knocking out power to about 140,000 homes and businesses.

Data from Farm Journal and the United States Geological Service show the scope of farmers affected by flooding.

New research suggests producers can select cows for lower methane production.

As sustainability continues to be a hot topic amongst consumers, many farmers are looking for new ways to reduce their carbon “hoofprint.”

State officials need financial estimates of losses as soon as possible to facilitate disaster declarations.

Best practices from 25 pilot projects across the U.S., the European Union and Russia will be studied.

As Hurricane Irma barreled toward Florida in early September, she threatened to starve thousands of dairy cows by delaying the “grain train” – two dozen freight cars of feed commodities bound for Lake Okeechobee.