A few years ago, a new forage grass appeared on the North American market called festulolium. Festulolium is the result of a cross between a fescue and a ryegrass that offers increased yield and feed value compared to the individual species.

A year has passed since the first official proAction Animal Care validation, and two years have passed since the first official Animal Care assessment. What have we learned?

Gaining an edge in a competitive marketplace requires keeping a keen eye on cost of production and looking for ways to control those factors.

World Dairy Expo is pleased to welcome Becky Bachman to the staff as trade show coordinator.

Nutritional management during the transition period is very important, as it affects health, milk production and reproductive performance of dairy cows.

On hot days, the cows at Rosy-Lane Holsteins are given cool showers while they’re being milked. And the farm’s newborn calves are housed in pairs to enhance their social and cognitive development. Jennifer Van Os wants to know how those ideas are working out – for the cows and the farm.

Most Progressive Cattleman readers attend continuing education events once or twice a year.

Where is the beef industry headed in the next decade? That question is at the forefront of producer concerns as the global beef market expands and changes at a rapid pace, and for a forward-thinking producer, staying tuned for those changes is a must.