Millions of cows around the world consume diets that have been formulated as optimally as possible.

Are you evaluating the prospect of adopting robotic milking on a large scale? Are you curious what the team for this facility will look like?

We are all familiar with the common stressors in agriculture. It’s easy to point to price swings, government regulations, land competition, weather and disease when we talk about stress on the farm.

Having a clear understanding of debt, whether long-term or short-term, fixed or variable, can help develop a strategy. 

There is an increased focus on the feed industry and hay markets as producers scramble to determine how they will combat low forage supplies this winter.

Increasing feed costs. Weather. Mastitis. Working with family. Sick calves. Changing contracts. Paperwork. Bad silage. Your brother-in-law. The list of stressors on a dairy farm is long. Unfortunately, most of them are also chronic.