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Lifelong Learning: Progress starts with identifying gaps

January 27, 2026

We hear it over and over again: The dairy industry is changing faster than ever. And it’s true. We’re all living it every day.


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Automated milking after tiestalls: New construction or retrofit?

Consider the pros and cons of new construction or retrofitting an automated milking system into an existing barn. Retrofits can be an attractive option financially, while new construction might be a worthwhile investment.
January 27, 2026
John Gerbitz

For Canadian farmers, regulatory compliance will limit the use of tiestall barns beginning in April 2027. If labour efficiency is motivating you, automated milking might be part of your plan. One of the first questions to answer is whether to retrofit milking robots into your existing tiestall barn or start over with a new facility.


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Positioning 2025 feed for success in 2026

The 2025 growing season featured regional contrasts that shaped forage quality and overall crop performance. Katie Raver highlights what those patterns mean for interpreting 2025 feed and planning rations into 2026.
January 27, 2026
Marian Viney

Producers may not have harvested a perfect crop in 2025, but thoughtful pairing, management and a focus on gut health can still set rations up for success.


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Dairy cows culled for beef to rise into 2026

January 26, 2026
Audrey Schmitz

Based on latest USDA monthly Livestock Slaughter report data, the number of dairy cull cows marketed through U.S. slaughter plants in December 2025 was estimated at 248,400.


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Milk production increases in December as dairy herd expands

December U.S. milk production increased from November and is also up about 4.4% from USDA’s estimates a year earlier.
January 26, 2026
Audrey Schmitz

Nineteen states including California, Kansas and Idaho boosted milk production a combined 904 million pounds in December.


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Nicole Morris blends farming, teaching and digital advocacy

Nicole Morris is an advocate for agriculture, inspiring students and consumers with her creativity, hard work and passion for sharing the dairy story.
January 26, 2026
Frances Pierce

An open mind to listen to others’ advice may steer you in the direction of a lifetime. Taking others’ advice led Nicole Morris to become a dairy science instructor at Modesto Junior College (MJC) as well as grow her social media platform beyond Instagram and into Tik Tok. Morris juggles those passions along with running J&M Dairy with her husband, Johnny. 


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USDA launches $100 million grand challenge to protect U.S. cattle industry from screwworm threat

January 26, 2026
Abigail George

In a move to safeguard U.S. livestock and ranching operations from the screwworm threat, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) on Jan. 21, 2026, announced the launch of the New World Screwworm Grand Challenge, a major funding initiative designed to accelerate innovative tools, technologies and strategies to combat the northward spread of New World screwworm (NWS).


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January 2026 USDA Feed Outlook report

January 26, 2026
Abigail George

The January Feed Outlook report shows estimates of the 2025-26 corn crop were elevated to 17 billion bushels. Corn production was already a record high prior to the update, subsequently the U.S. corn harvest was augmented by gains in harvested area – up 1.2 million acres and 1.3% from the prior forecast to 91.3 million.


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A gut check for calf programs: A multipronged approach for gut health

The use of gut health additives and management strategies are key factors in making calves more resilient to disease and stress. This in turn sets calves up for long-term success.
January 26, 2026
Marisol Orellana

A calf’s gut is a blank slate at birth, but bacterial microbes quickly establish themselves within the first weeks of life. During this narrow window, the calf’s gastrointestinal (GI) tract is rapidly colonized by bacteria from equipment, colostrum and bedding – both beneficial as well as harmful.


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Unearthing change: How one discovery transformed Cotter Farms

A moment that sparked a decades‑long transformation in how the Cotter family stewards soil health, water quality and wildlife habitat. Today, the farm stands as a model of curiosity, humility and conservation leadership recognized at the state level.
January 26, 2026
Casey Langan

A soil health discovery that the Cotter family made decades ago set them on the path to becoming Minnesota’s 2025 Leopold Conservation Award recipient.


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