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‘Water, water, everywhere’ no more? Post-Sackett updates coming to WOTUS

The Supreme Court’s 2023 Sackett decision narrowed federal Clean Water Act jurisdiction, prompting new EPA and Corps rules to clarify WOTUS definitions and exclusions, with ongoing legal challenges and public comment until Jan. 5, 2026.
December 3, 2025
Kyle K. Weldon

The recent proposal by EPA and the Corps is an effort to end the split implementation of the Sackett decision and more “adequately comply” with the Sackett decision’s interpretation of the scope of federal jurisdiction under the CWA.




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Essential water management strategies and considerations in winter weather

Providing cattle with adequate hydration sources throughout the winter is never a black-and-white situation. Management practices will differ depending on location, infrastructure, quality and available time and labour.
December 3, 2025
Bruce Derksen

Although cattle can survive for a limited time without water, even short-term deprivation leads to declines in feed intake and health risks, particularly increasing mortality hazards and affecting fetal development during winter.


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Analyse comparative des stratégies nutritionnelles utilisées dans les fermes laitières robotisées au Canada

Une étude récente menée auprès d’exploitations agricoles canadiennes dotées de robots de traite a révélé une grande variabilité dans les stratégies nutritionnelles utilisées. Quelle que soit la stratégie adoptée par ces fermes, une fréquence moyenne plus élevée des visites au robot de traite était associée à une production laitière plus importante.
December 3, 2025
Trevor DeVries

L’adoption des systèmes de traite robotisé dans l’industrie laitière canadienne continue sur sa lancée. Avec ce type de système, nous constatons également un changement dans la gestion nutritionnelle, la ration étant divisée entre une ration partiellement mélangée (RPM) et un supplément nutritionnel (souvent sous forme cubée) distribué par le robot.


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What do successful automated milking dairies have in common?

Six automated milking dairies share their success stories centered around an adaptation mindset.
December 3, 2025
John Gerbitz

Six automated milking dairies share their success stories here. Each of them have that adaptation mindset. All of them identify net profit as an important measure of success. Each of their stories highlights a specific strength that successful automated milking dairies have in common.



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Are your cows sports cars or farm trucks?

Maintain cows like the top performers they are to reap all the benefits.
December 2, 2025
Clemence Nash

Dream of a high-performance sports car and a Corvette or Camaro may come to mind. In many ways, dairy cows are high-performance machines too. However, some dairy producers may still treat their top-performing “cowmaros” like their old, trusty farm trucks, which may not allow the cows to reach their full genetic potential. Just like a sports car, cows require maintenance and upkeep. By treating your cows like top performers instead of old farm trucks, you can increase cow productivity and maximize profitability.



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Newborn calf leg issues: Causes, challenges and hereditary factors

Leg problems in newborn calves can be hard to prevent, diagnose and treat. Many aspects of these tendon, cartilage and tissue issues remain a mystery. A balanced approach of exercise and early intervention is typically recommended.
December 2, 2025
Bruce Derksen

Most calves are born without intervention, typically nursing on their own without significant attention from caretakers. They often adapt to their environment quickly, becoming productive members of the herd.


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Idaho FFA well represented at the 2025 National Convention

December 2, 2025
Cassidy Woolsey

The 98th National FFA Convention in Indianapolis, Indiana, wrapped up at the end of October with several standout moments from Idaho members. Out of the Idaho FFA members competing in 26 different Career and Leadership Development Events (CDEs), 10 teams or individuals placed in the top 10 nationally.


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Phytogenics: Building a more resilient host animal with the power of plants

Rather than simply treating symptoms in their cattle, producers can take a more proactive approach to immunity with a philosophy of supporting the animal with phytotechnology before targeting the pathogen becomes a necessity.
December 2, 2025
Ellen Hambrecht and Jeff Heldt

In the dynamic world of animal nutrition, the challenges facing livestock production are no longer just about maximizing output. Today, producers must navigate a complex web of sustainability goals, regulatory constraints, consumer expectations and animal welfare concerns.


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Checkoff Watch: The world wants our dairy and that’s good for every farmer

December 2, 2025

For many of us, exports can feel like something happening a world away. We’re focused on herd health, feed, weather and milk prices – not trade implications or global markets.



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Meyers Brothers Dairy holiday silage bag tradition

December 2, 2025
Audrey Schmitz

Every year, a festively decorated silage bag is proudly displayed along Route 30, Lincoln Way, in St. Thomas, Pennsylvania, visible from the road and brightening the holidays for passing drivers. As a cherished tradition, members of the Meyers family work together to generate ideas and create the design.


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