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Aurora Organic Dairy’s High Plains Dairy outside Gill, Colorado has been found to be in full compliance of organic rules by USDA's National Organic Program (NOP), on Sept. 27.

Participants learn from industry experts, cardiologist and university professors.

University of Guelph to host interactive workshops and farm tours.

Prevention of mastitis requires reducing exposure to mastitis pathogens and enhancing the ability of the heifers’ immune system to respond.

When harvesting colostrum, it is imperative to keep cleanliness on your mind.

A fluids-only approach works well for this dairy.

Fluid milk losses account for more than $6 billion in food waste in the United States.

There are some simple and practical steps you can take that can help lower somatic cell counts on your farm.

Cleanliness is key to quality milk.

Herds that produce quality milk follow these factors.

Lactococcus infections are often difficult to differentiate from environmental steps.

As premiums for milk quality continue to erode across the country, some dairy farmers wonder why they should bother to shoot for ever lower somatic cells counts (SCCs).

In AMS herds, the robot has one set milking routine and teat cups get attached regardless of teat cleanliness.

New resource helps diagnose read end issues.

While maximizing the value of your milk is critical, careful consideration should be given to the choices for using or disposing of waste milk.

Following proper milking procedures can achieve the desired balance between parlor throughput and optimal milk production.

April showers bring May flowers, but it can also bring mastitis and a sudden increase in somatic cell count levels.

Use on-farm culturing to determine proper care.

Watch the time between when milking stops and the unit comes off.

Genetic selection goals may have to be adjusted