Larkspurs (Delphinium spp.) are abundant native plants found on foothill and mountain rangelands in most Western states.

Cow-calf producers commonly separate calves from their mothers, load them on a trailer and haul them to the nearest livestock exchange.

To many people, color, breed and genetics play a large factor into the cattle they buy. But at the end of the day, these traits may not equal the highest profit.

Are we just punching holes in the hide?

Trichomoniasis is one disease that likes to sneak into a herd.

It was a Colorado winter afternoon when the boys spotted a big cross-bred cow wobblin’ along with her calf trailing behind and a prolapse as big as an army-issue duffle bag.

Dr. Noah Litherland Dairy Youngstock Technical Specialist Madison, Wisconsin Vita Plus

Merck Animal Health has selected the recipients of the company’s Veterinary Student Scholarship program, awarding $100,000 in scholarships to 20 veterinary students. Through a partnership with the American Veterinary Medical Foundation (AVMF), the program recognizes outstanding second- and third-year students who are pursuing careers in large animal and companion animal medicine.

The residents of Ravenna, Nebraska, would like to see another dairy facility built in the area after Leprino Foods, a cheese factory, shuttered its doors last November.

World Dairy Expo’s board of directors and committees met March 3-4 at the Alliant Energy Center in Madison, Wisconsin. Representatives from across North America provided input on a multitude of topics related to hosting the annual dairy event.