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Investing in new technology doesn’t have to be risky business.

For every 1° drop in temperature below 50° F, a calf requires 1 percent more energy.

For every 1° drop in temperature below 50° F, a calf requires 1 percent more energy.

For the past 10 years, U.S. dairy shipments to overseas markets have grown 20% a year in value.

An ongoing project conducted on 427 dairies throughout the U.S. during the past six years has demonstrated the importance of a well-functioning immune system to support dairy cattle health and milk production.

Dollars and Sense contributors share their thoughts and strategies on risk management.

Insurance, pensions and retirement income plans all can protect both key employees and your business.

Construction is finishing up on a new cheese plant in Brookings, S.D.

Applications due Feb. 14.

As modern farms become increasingly advanced, remote support is rapidly gaining popularity according to DeLaval, leading supplier of solutions that improve milking performance on farms.