Remote monitoring systems help dairy operators keep conditions steady and act on problems before they put cow health or facility performance at risk. They also boost productivity by allowing staff to respond quickly when something changes.

In this digital age, how are dairy producers making numbers work for them? Host Matti McBride chats with Pennsylvania dairy farmer Steve Harnish in this Progressive Dairy Podcast episode.

Although it has become commonplace in our standard daily routines, we don’t think about all the ways AI tools are and can be utilized on dairy operations. These powerful tools can not only simplify day-to-day tasks, but they can also help drive decision-making and profitability.

Integrating different data streams into a unified ecosystem helps transform information into meaningful action. True integration allows dairy producers to analyze, compare and interpret multiple parameters simultaneously, resulting in faster, more informed decisions that enhances cow welfare, efficiency and profitability.

JCB's new 6000 Series tractor aims to satisfy the needs of farmers looking for machinery with 240 to 330 horsepower.

From seed and fertilizer orders to purchasing products and equipment, online business activity is reshaping how U.S. farmers operate. The latest biennial USDA survey shows not only more devices and stronger rural broadband access on farms but also a considerable rise in using the internet to purchase agricultural inputs and conduct marketing activities.