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Wanted: Producers needed to care for 450,000 free calves

Calf mortality due to scours costs the American dairy industry between $270 million and $483 million per year. Focusing on proper newborn care and transportation is key to reclaiming these free calves.
June 3, 2025
Drew A. Vermeire

More than 10 million calves have been given away since 1996, and free calves are currently available nationwide. You see, these “free calves” have already been bought and paid for but die every year due to scours.


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The transforming power of technology: Ninnemann Enterprises Inc.

This Wisconsin dairy used technology to adjust their approach to dairy farming and keep milking cows.
June 3, 2025
Maura Keller

For Aaron Ninnemann, his family’s dairy farm is a classic example of a generationally run business whose family members have worked diligently for decades, making a name for themselves within the dairy industry. The Ninnemanns embraced automated milking in a tiestall barn retrofit to keep dairying alongside a growing cash crop operation.


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Weekly Digest: U.S. dairy secures greater market access with Costa Rica

June 2, 2025
Karen Lee

In dairy-related news at the end of May 2025: U.S. dairy secures greater market access with Costa Rica, the Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) Commission report was released, a SNAP dairy incentive program expands to Arkansas, and the Holstein Association USA names a  distinguished leader and elite breeder.


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Taming the sneaky threat of nuisance sand

Nuisance sand infiltrates dairy manure systems, causing equipment wear, reduced storage capacity and digester inefficiencies, but proactive sand management strategies can minimize its impact and improve operational efficiency.
June 2, 2025
Renee Schrift

Whether or not a dairy is using sand bedding, nuisance sand can infiltrate manure systems through feed, equipment and environmental exposure, creating hidden operational headaches. While removing 100% of sand from manure is not realistic, proactive manure management strategies can significantly reduce its impact, helping to preserve both the longevity of your equipment, your manure system’s performance and the quality of your bedding.


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Alliance Watch: Fresh ideas and perspectives were served at the alliance’s Stakeholders Summit

May 31, 2025
Abby Kornegay

At the Animal Agriculture Alliance, we are committed to fostering a sense of unity and collaboration among all food chain partners. Our recent annual Stakeholders Summit in Arlington, Virginia, was a testament to this, as we brought together supply chain stakeholders to discuss sustainability and other critical topics.


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April’s DMC margin lowest yet of 2025

Feed costs rally as milk prices continue falling for a DMC margin of $10.42 per cwt.
May 30, 2025
Jenn Coyne

April’s margin was $10.42 per hundredweight (cwt) after feed costs were stronger than expected and the milk price fell again, pushing the margin down from March and resulting in the year’s lowest margin yet.



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Day-old calf nonnegotiables

Colostrum is the key to healthy calves. To maximize its benefits, farms need to have strict protocols ensuring calves receive quality colostrum quickly and at adequate levels.
May 30, 2025
Kimberly Egan and Catherine Thrasher

Through our experience of working with numerous dairies to troubleshoot early calf health challenges, we’ve identified several critical, nonnegotiable colostrum management practices.


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Subdued ag economy pressures interest rates in Q1

Continuing on the tales of 2024, first-quarter lending rates for agricultural loans in 2025 fell in all agricultural districts according to quarterly lender surveys.
May 29, 2025
Jenn Coyne

Lender surveys from Chicago, Dallas, Kansas City and Minneapolis Federal Reserve districts reflected the pressures of a subdued agricultural economy as interest rates on agricultural loans declined for another straight quarter in the first three months of 2025.


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May 29, 2025

Today we're joined by Renee Smith, Western sales manager at Virtus Nutrition, a manufacturer of calcium salts of fatty acids, to discuss benchmarking for fertility, the top KPIs that every dairy should watch.


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Successfully transition your cows from one silage to another

Consider minimizing change, tossing bad feed, silage carryover, feed testing and risk management when changing silages.
May 29, 2025
Ben Jensen

Silage can be difficult to introduce into an animal’s diet, but once it is established, moving from one crop to the next produces a new set of challenges. When changing types of silage, or from crop to crop, here are some things to consider.


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