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Frost causes important changes in forages so manage them carefully for safe feed.
Prussic Acid and Nitrate Poisoning are Concerns After a Light Frost

Prussic acid when ingested by cattle, is quickly absorbed into the blood stream, and blocks the animal's cells from utilizing oxygen.

Farm to Fork: Braum's Ice Cream and Dairy Stores Celebrates 50 Years

Iconic ice cream brand hits half century mark of bringing milk from the dairy parlor to the ice cream parlors.

Iconic ice cream brand hits half century mark of bringing milk from the dairy parlor to the ice cream parlors.
Farm to Fork: Braum's Ice Cream and Dairy Stores Celebrates 50 Years

Iconic ice cream brand hits half century mark of bringing milk from the dairy parlor to the ice cream parlors.

Doubling the size of their current facility, Hiland Dairy Foods plans to expand and add 80 more jobs to its operation in Tyler, Texas.
Hiland Earns Sustainability Award

Honored at ProFoods Live conference, Hiland Dairy Foods Company earns Sustainability Excellence in Manufacturing award.

Lightning Strike Kills a Dozen Cows, Sparks Strange Facebook Comments

A viral Facebook post about cattle killed in a lightning strike serves as a reminder of the disconnect between livestock producers and consumers.

A viral Facebook post about cattle killed in a lightning strike serves as a reminder of the disconnect between livestock producers and consumers.
Lightning Strike Kills a Dozen Cows, Sparks Strange Facebook Comments

A viral Facebook post about cattle killed in a lightning strike serves as a reminder of the disconnect between livestock producers and consumers.

Oklahoma State University dairy science alumnus Larry Ferguson welcomes visitors touring the freestall barn he and wife Kayleen were so instrumental in constructing.
Oklahoma State Ferguson Family Dairy Center Upgrades a Labor of Love

What started as a love story at Oklahoma State University now stands to be a match made in heaven for the dairy industry throughout Oklahoma and the region.