For dairy farmers, it is more important than ever before to project and control taxable income. Publicly traded companies like General Electric and Apple have always known the importance of projecting income and making sure the actual results match their forecasts.

“Often what looks like resistance is a lack of clarity.” This is one of the observations in the book Switch: How to change things when change is hard, written by Chip Heath and Dan Heath.

What makes Lauren Raskovic unique is: First, she is a 15-year-old girl starting her own dairy farm. Second, she is the daughter of a race car mechanic with no farming background.

As summer slides into the cool days of autumn, the last tire has been placed on our bunkers and piles, and machinery is cleaned up and put away, it may be tempting to think all that remains of the 2015 harvest year is feeding it.

Promoting the U.S. dairy industry outside of the U.S. is usually left to industry exporters. But for Butlerview Dairy Farm in Chebanse, Illinois, hiring an Australian intern offered the opportunity of a foreign perspective – for both parties.

When World Dairy Expo travelers make plans for things to see and do around Madison, Wisconsin, there’s a good chance a visit to Bur-Wall Holsteins is on their list.

National Dairy Shrine (NDS) is pleased to announce the winners of the Guest of Honor, Distinguished Dairy Cattle Breeder, Pioneer, Progressive Dairy Manager and Graduate Dairy Production awards for this year.

In the realm of dairy cattle showing, there’s no bigger stage than the colored shavings at World Dairy Expo in Madison, Wisconsin. Hundreds of exhibitors and thousands of cattle converge on the city each fall with hopes and dreams of show ring glory.

Just a stone’s throw from the iconic battlefields of Gettysburg and Antietam, Palmyra Farm has a colorful history of its own – full of blue ribbons and purple banners.

Melissa VanderSandenProgram AssistantWorld Dairy ExpoMadison, Wisconsin