Research indicates those that work on dairies have less gastrointestinal related symptoms than nonfarmers

ADA North East created the Virtual Farm Tour program to bring the farm to the classroom to help build trust in dairy

Midwestern temperatures in the last 90 days have been warmer than typical years

A recent rural tragedy inspired students to promote farm road safety using skills learned at the National FFA’s Washington Leadership Conference

The weather has caused damage to our farm already this spring, and there is not much we can do about it

Our team works hard, so it pays off to have some fun at the farm, too

Energy metabolism is a crucial aspect of dairy cow physiology, playing a central role in supporting various physiological functions, milk production, and overall health

Farmers get to experience many incredible sights of nature, and last week so did people in many parts of the country

For nearly 10 years, the Dairy Cattle Welfare Council has been driving positive change in the dairy industry

We change features within our barns along with the changing seasons to create fresh air and a cooler environment for our cattle

I am proud and thankful to have grown up working and making memories on my family’s dairy farm

Jumping on current social media trends is a fun and relevant way for us to promote dairy products and farming in general

For many of us, our passion for dairy cows and agriculture began at a young age. Growing up on a dairy farm teaches skills and provides experiences that can’t be found anywhere else. We received...

Mannheimia haemolytica is one of the leading causes of respiratory disease in cattle

A recent Dairy Girl Network (DGN) event reminded us how important women are in agriculture

This young bull calf gave us quite a scare at just hours old

Young people who are looking to learn have been great fits for our farm team

Taking time to remind ourselves and others of the need to slow down and pay attention to our surroundings can make all the difference on a farm and in life

The end of the short winter signals the beginning of prolonged warm days, prompting dairy farmers to evaluate their heat stress management plan

As a full-time dairy farmer, it remains an important way for me to get inspired, learn new tools and skills, and meet others who are working toward similar goals