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Dairy markets finished the week on a downbeat.

Smart dairy technologies streamline fixed tasks, giving farmers more time for important decisions—and even a little extra time for things they enjoy. In our case, that means finally being able to feel their fingers at the end of the day!

Move over, artificial insemination. Artificial intelligence has found its way onto dairy farms, and is revolutionizing the way calves are raised

CME cheese markets moved upward. Spot blocks climbed to $1.7350 per pound, up 3 cents, and barrels closed at $1.7300, 6 cents higher.

Amanda Buschor’s journey back to her family’s Wisconsin farm exemplifies the dynamic interplay between time-honored practices and game-changing technology.

The ongoing discourse between the U.S. and Canada underscores a critical need for diplomatic negotiations to address trade barriers.

Robotic milking can be a game-changer for labor efficiency, but it doesn’t totally eliminate hands-on work—especially when it comes to fetching cows.

The rapid growth in the adoption of smart cameras using artificial intelligence (AI) means that more than 1 million U.S. cows may soon be under 24-hour observation.

It continues to be a seller’s market for dairy replacement heifers, heifer calves, and beef-cross calves.

Calf raisers are becoming increasingly cognizant of the need to optimize lifetime dairy cow performance by feeding them generously in their first weeks of life. But how, exactly, do you know how much to feed?