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Helping older heifers grow, while at the same time not becoming too fat, is a delicate dance that challenges nutritionists and producers alike.

Class III milk futures soared to follow up Friday’s USDA solicitation announcement purchases on both butter and fluid milk.

Should I change my silage feeding rate during winter?

Starting the fresh period off on a healthy note can be the difference between a successful productive lactation and a subpar one.

In today’s world, there is no shortage of data you can collect on a dairy farm. However, data also can be overwhelming to organize, interpret and then use to make business decisions.

Dr. Roger Thomson shares a different perspective on how to view your dry cows and how to reduce the risk of mastitis infections.

Class III milk started the day higher, buy lost steam into the end of trading.

The 2021 average is printing $16.87/cwt.