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Researchers are exploring whether cattle would benefit from pain management associated with calving.

Friday wrapped up a week of big swings for most commodities.

Some days we truly are living. The skies are clear and so are our eyes. Good days makes us see the beauty in it all—corn popping up out of the ground, cows filling the bulk tank, kids helping and grandpa smiling.

Class III gave back some of yesterday’s impressive gains.

New Zealand, Europe, and other South American countries will continue to compete for market share

Class III futures set new contract highs in second half 2021 as well as the 2022 calendar year with gains as high as 70 cents in the June contract.

Farming is among the most dangerous occupations in the United States, and dairy farming presents even more hazards than crop farming due to animals, feed and on-farm chemicals that are handled daily.

The skies might be blue, but the mood of some central California dairy producers has turned grey, as another season of drought returns to The Golden State.