During the summer, cows face additional challenges due to heat stress and can become stuck in a negative cycle of lameness and ultimately decreased productivity.

How do we make sense of all these options available to dairy producers, when fan manufacturers and sales reps are all sure that they are the only ones with the best possible fan to offer and everything else is inferior to their product?

Progressive Dairy recently interviewed Savannah Crack, a young dairy enthusiast to learn more about her accomplishments and goals within the industry.

Supplementing feed with liquid molasses is one way to improve the nutrient density and digestibility of feed for dairy cows.

Conflict is not bad. Unresolved conflict is hurtful, frustrating and diverts good management energy toward drama. It is time for new tools.

Now more than ever, manure management is critical for successful farming. Last year, Canada’s government set a target to reduce nitrogen emissions by 30%, and improving manure management will be necessary to reach that goal.

DFC released the Net Zero by 2050 Best Management Practices Guide to Mitigate Emissions on Dairy Farms earlier this year. This guide is a key part of the Net Zero by 2050 objective, and it is full of tips and opportunities farmers can use to reduce on-farm emissions.

Designing a natural ventilation system for your dairy involves putting together two necessary elements that create optimum conditions for year-round cow comfort.