Dairy - General
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The state’s dairy producers are eager to push for changes that will increase the price of whey.
Baleage offers a quality and inexpensive option for silage production.
Nine more dairy farms in upstate New York are looking for a new place to sell their milk.
Looking to boost sales, assure consumers and connect regional brands, Dean Foods launches its new Dairy Pure label.
Farmer-owned cooperative reports net earnings of $99.4 million.
New fermentation technology delivers elevated levels of antioxidants, polyphenols and beneficial metabolites to deliver greater peak milk.
Root-beer flavored milk? A California dairy tries its hand at bottling and selling its own milk.
The nation’s largest milk processor believes DairyPure® is a game changer for the dairy category.
A policy that communicates clear expectations about the appropriate and inappropriate use of social media benefits employers and employees alike.
Deadline for the $10,000 land stewardship award is July 10.
The Irish are attempting to grab a small portion of growing dairy export potential in a planned, risk-intelligent way.
Per-cow production highest ever for February; California output drops whopping 3.8%.
The ice cream industry’s widening listeria scare, which has prompted at least five companies to recall products, is fueled in part by DNA testing and other new tools that can better detect the bacteria and trace its origins.
Newborn calves still need protection from nighttime low temperatures.
The dairy industry leads in the number of commercial anaerobic digesters on U.S. livestock operations.
The American Dream is alive and well at Bear Creek Dairy L.P. in Iowa.
States differ by sign up totals and coverage levels.
A University of New Hampshire dairy farm is getting high marks from state officials as a quality milk producer.
But about half is covered at $5 or less.
Gov. Jay Nixon signed bills Friday aimed at boosting Missouri’s dairy and $12.5 billion-a-year agriculture industries through insurance subsidies, scholarships, eased restrictions during parts of the year and other provisions meant to help crop and livestock farmers.
Co-ops’ original proposal would make California less competitive, they say.
Milk processors, producer-handlers and a Nevada dairy weigh in.
A cougar killed a dairy cow in Whatcom County, Wash., over the weekend in a rare instance of a cougar attack on livestock.
Weak international prices and the strong dollar will hinder U.S. dairy exports in 2015.
There’s growing buzz—and scrutiny—about this new corn silage harvesting technology.
On-farm milk culturing can be an effective option for producers seeking to make treatment decisions sooner, save money and determine what mastitis-causing pathogens are being dealt with.