Some utility vehicle owners choose to store their equipment during the harshest weather of the year, parking their prized workhorse vehicle in a secure, dry location while winter storms rage outside.

Winter is here, whether we are ready for it or not. This time of year is hands-down not my favorite season. My idea of winter is keeping the thermostat set at 70ºF or more so my house is toasty warm.

Many herds enter the cooler fall and winter months with existing claw lesions that formed during the summer weather.

If your dairy is located in a four-season climate, you’ve probably had your share of freezing temperatures and winter weather by now.

Proponents of robotic or automated milking systems expound the many advantages such systems have, both for the lifestyle of the cow and for the lifestyle of the dairy producer.

Cold temperatures can have many effects on a dairy farm. Frozen manure or waterers and frigid temperatures for workers can be management nightmares.

Clare Palmquist and her husband, Dean Marshik, knew they had a pivotal decision to make about the future of their dairy farm.

A2 milk has created recent industry buzz in dairy news. As consumers continuously look for new ways to eat healthy, A2 milk is a trend that emerges on their radar.

As the saying goes, you can’t manage what you don’t measure. Dairy producers put a lot of time and effort into reproductive programs, but effectively managing those programs requires performance measuring.

As the use of genomics has entered mainstream dairy production, lots of attention has been focused on the science, technology, predictability and economics of genomic testing.