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A behind-the-scenes look at a high-tech California dairy

Innovation was evident on the tour of Rib‑Arrow Dairy, a few miles from the expo grounds. The Ribeiro family has been dairying for more than 100 years, and they are leaning into technology – not to replace herdsmanship skills but to sharpen it.
March 10, 2026
Marian Viney

Rib‑Arrow Dairy uses a fully connected system – vision monitoring, activity collars, cow‑locating tools and automated footbaths – to spot changes early and respond fast.


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Ensuring success after the farm: Tips for transporting cattle

November 24, 2025
Beverly Hampton Phifer

Fitness for transport is a term for an animal’s ability to withstand transportation, including length of trip, weather conditions, stocking density and other factors, without compromising welfare. It is important to consider the entire trip a cow may take once it leaves the farm, not just its next stop.


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Measure It to Manage It: How two Arizona dairies slashed their lameness rates

Two Southwest dairies drastically reduced high rates of lameness. Via facility upgrades, systematic hoof care and teamwide involvement, they demonstrate how large operations can achieve major improvements in treating and maintaining hoof health.
November 7, 2025
Jaclyn De Candio

Lameness continues to be one of the most persistent challenges in modern dairy herds. Herd manager Skylar Gericke, overseeing both Triple G Dairy and LegenDairy – owned by the Gingg family in Buckeye, Arizona – has firsthand experience.


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Teamwork at the trimming chute

A professional hoof trimmer and veterinarian share insights into having a more impactful, collaborative role in managing hoof health on dairies.
October 20, 2025
Jennifer Walker

Following the most recent Kinder Ground’s Hoof Care Academy (KHCA) in Minnesota, the host dairy farm’s professional hoof trimmer and veterinarian spoke of the importance of collaboration to manage hoof health on a dairy. Here are the big takeaways.


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From the Journal of Dairy Science: Producer awareness of lameness and underlying factors of immune dysfunction

August 21, 2025
Pedro Nogueira

This article from researchers from the University of Guelph and Prince Edward Island describes a study which objectives were to understand awareness, perceptions and barriers to implementation of established best management practices (BMPs) for early detection and treatment of lameness of participant dairy farms.


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Artificial intelligence detection brings lameness into focus

Lameness often goes unnoticed despite being one of the most common health issues in dairy herds. AI detection tools help farms catch hoof problems earlier and manage them more effectively.
August 4, 2025
Terry Canning

Many farms underestimate the challenge of identifying lameness, thinking only 5% to 10% of their herd is lame, when in reality, it may be closer to 20% to 25%. That’s where artificial intelligence (AI) detection comes in – spotting signs the human eye might overlook.


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Nutrition to prevent lameness in horses

Maintaining a balanced diet and monitoring body condition can prevent lameness and delay the onset of metabolic issues.
June 27, 2025
Rebecca Kern-Lunbery

There is more we can do nutritionally to prevent lameness in horses. Ensuring a well-balanced diet along with monitoring body condition can go a long way in preventing lameness and delaying the onset of some metabolic issues.


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Can dry cows see the future? How monitoring technology can predict fresh cow issues

By utilizing monitoring technology during the dry period, producers can intervene early to address health issues, setting the stage for improved lactation performance and long-term well-being for both the cow and calf.
May 27, 2025
Tiago Tomazi

Your cows may not have a crystal ball, but monitoring technology used during the dry period may provide valuable information that can be used to predict the risk of potential health disorders that could affect lactation performance post-calving. Considering dry cows often are “out of sight and out of mind,” monitoring technology can fill the gap by keeping tabs on them 24-7.


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Answering digital dermatitis FAQs

Even though digital dermatitis is not exactly a new problem, questions still abound about proper prevention and control. Here are some tips for managing cattle and their environment that might help out your operation.
May 12, 2025
Zeb Gray

Even though digital dermatitis is not exactly a new problem, questions still abound about proper prevention and control. Here are some tips for managing cattle and their environment that might help out your operation.



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Hoof care academy focuses on the basics for improved standard practices

A newly developed hoof care course uses education and hands-on training to improve animal welfare on farms.
October 1, 2024
Jenn Coyne

The team of Dr. Jen Walker, Dr. Gerard Cramer and Jamie Sullivan are using their expertise and experience to educate, train and promote the principles of hoof care, and proper functional and therapeutic trimming techniques for improved animal welfare on farms through the Kinder Hoof Care Academy Trimmer Training.


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