In the Hoard’s Dairyman August Webinar, Victor E. Cabrera, University of Wisconsin-Madison, presented an overview of the ...

For America's dairy farmers, few trade relationships matter more than the one we have built with Mexico. This summer brought ...

The U.S. dairy cow herd is now the largest it has been since January 1992. Technically, the USDA did not report monthly cow ...

Feed is the leading expense in heifer development, while carrying a heifer through development remains the second most costly ...

Higher milk solids have become a good news, bad news story for the U.S. dairy industry. Generally speaking, it’s mostly good ...

If you’ve ever wished you could experiment on your farm but walk back decisions that didn’t work out, you’re probably aware ...

Irish giant Kerrygold commands about 10% of the U.S. butter market and dominates the imports category. But a recent shakeup ...

The bar has been set high, but many dairy operations are achieving exceptional milk quality. NMC: The Global Milk Quality ...

If you’ve ever wished you could experiment on your farm but walk back decisions that didn’t work out, you’re probably aware of whole-farm models that offer the opportunity to run simulations.

Jim Van Patter, dairy manager at Nels Brothers Farms in Juneau, Wis., has managed herds from northern Wisconsin to far-reaching countries, including Turkey, Australia, and Indonesia. Drawing on ...

In the past year, New York has added 13,000 cows and multibillion-dollar investments in dairy processing have already started moving dirt. A recent “The Dairy Download” podcast episode explored the la ...

With food insecurity on the rise and fertilizer prices in flux, scientists are looking for innovative solutions to feeding ...