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Holstein springers ended November with healthy value gains in California and Pennsylvania.

The Dairy Cattle Welfare Council is planning two educational webinars in December – one in English and the other in Spanish.

China has eased some COVID protocols, but that did not translate into significant news for dairy.

Just like children letting off some steam on the playground, calves too could benefit from physical enrichment.

Move over, artificial insemination. There’s a new “A.I.” in town, and it’s more intelligent than you.

Ben Laine, a senior dairy analyst with Terrain, says that he expects 2023 will be deceptively steady in the sense that the U.S. will stay fairly level with current cow numbers.

Managers tend to focus on two groups: the overachievers and the underachievers. As a result, he says, you neglect the employees who could become high performers — aka the B players.

Without intervention, 40% of calves that need more than minor assistance at birth will die.