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Manure that moves off target can decrease productivity and increase the risk of impairing local bodies of water. This tool helps applicators in four Midwest states determine the best time to apply.

Minnesota farmers are considering ways to prevent the closure of small dairies during a sustained slump in milk prices.

Inaugural Dairy Experience Forum focused on opportunities to focus on consumer values, provide them with a better dairy experience and help drive dairy demand.

Dairy Farmers of America (DFA) has entered an agreement with Agropur to purchase Agropur’s St. Paul, Minnesota, dairy processing facility.

The Minnesota Legislature has approved expanding a zero-interest disaster loan program for farmers, just in time for producers with buildings damaged by heavy snow this winter.

Dairy owners in Minnesota face difficulty finding workers.

A Minnesota dairy farmer frustrated by the industry’s rising financial pressures took to social media to voice his concerns in an emotional video that’s been viewed hundreds of thousands of times.

The 2018 Dairy Woman of the Year is Jeannette Sheehan, Sheeknoll Farms in Rochester, Minnesota.

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz says dairy barns collapsing due to heavy snowfall are threatening the state's economy.

A nearly 100-year-old cattle barn at the Minnesota State Fair collapsed after heavy snow and rainfall.

Delleneva first started raising money when she was in fourth grade after noticing how some of her classmates could not pay for milk while at school.

Lavish hunting trips, taxidermy animals, all-terrain vehicles and real estate were just a few of the purchases made with more than stolen $5.3 million from a farm cooperative by its former general manager.

Lavish hunting trips, taxidermy animals, all-terrain vehicles and real estate were just a few of the purchases made with more than stolen $5.3 million from a farm cooperative by its former general manager.


The calendar says April, but Old Man Winter is still making his presence known nearly four weeks after the official start of spring.

The Minnesota Department of Transportation is willing to pay farmers $1,000 per acre to leave corn rows standing near highways in an effort to control blowing snow in the winter.

Just when it looked like the trade-war pain would ease, flooding across the Midwest has done billions of dollars in damage.

Winter manure applications can be very beneficial for farmers and the environment if managed to reduce risk of runoff.