Minnesota’s dairy industry celebrated the crowning of the 60th Princess Kay of the Milky Way, 20-year-old MarJenna McWilliam.

The healthy school lunch push that has consumed the USDA for the past three years is looking like a meal with empty calories.

The next time you question whether you can afford feeding your horse, take heart. The U.S. government is facing the same problem.

Michael Hinton has joined Hubbard Feeds Inc. as marketing manager, U.S. Feed Operations (USFO) in Mankato, Minnesota. In this role, he will be responsible for all aspects of USFO Marketing, working closely with the specie managers, sales, production and Hubbard customers to develop a comprehensive marketing program.

Cattle feeders and beef industry experts are wondering what comes next in the unfolding saga of beta agonists.

The fallout over beta agonists continues to mount, as more meat packing firms step away from the product Zilmax.

Texas A&M AgriLife Research (A&M) recently released Blackhawk, a new arrowleaf clover promising high forage production with improved disease resistance. Dr. Gerald Smith, A&M forage breeder, said he developed it from lines with natural resistance to the fungal soil pathogen Pythium ultimum and for tolerance to bean yellow mosaic virus.

The fifth annual grazing seminar series is scheduled for Oct. 4 at World Dairy Expo. Events will include four seminars starting at 10 a.m. in the Mendota 3 Room and a reception from 3-6 p.m. in the Waubesa Room at the Alliant Energy Center in Madison, Wisconsin.

More than 85 livestock producers from Arkansas and Texas listened intently to university research and recommendations about native warm season grasses and forage alternatives at the Arkansas Forage Management Conference in Hope.

More than 85 livestock producers from Arkansas and Texas listened intently to university research and recommendations about native warm-season grasses and forage alternatives at the Arkansas Forage Management Conference in Hope.