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How tall should your pasture be? Post-grazing height decisions that affect milk and profit

Stocking density and grazing intensity can vary between farms depending on their milk production and land management goals.
May 19, 2026
James Lawhead and Leoni F. Martins

In this article, we discuss novel grazing strategies with the potential to improve cow and land productivity, with a focus on grazing intensity and cow behavior.


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Feed variability outlook: Maximizing nutritional consistency

Frequent sampling and averaging improve accuracy, enabling better ration adjustments, reduced risk and increased profitability despite inevitable nutrient fluctuations.
May 19, 2026
Katie Raver

Feed costs are the largest contributor to total costs on a farm, so identifying opportunities to optimize feed ingredients without sacrificing nutrition to the cow should garner appropriate attention. However, very few resources are available to help us check and predict feed variability.


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Weekly Digest: Poull selected as the 79th Alice in Dairyland

IDFA President and CEO Michael Dykes announces retirement.
May 18, 2026
Karen Lee

In dairy-related news for the first half of May 2026: Poull was selected as the 79th Alice in Dairyland, Michael Dykes announced plans to retire as president and CEO of IDFA, and the USDA requests producer input.


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Why embryo production is a worthy investment for your operation

Reproductive strategy in dairies is no longer just about pregnancy rates. Embryo technologies are helping dairy producers accelerate and compound genetic progress across their herds.
May 18, 2026
Raegan Jacobs Bell

If your herd looks the same year after year, your genetics – and your profitability – are standing still. In today’s dairy landscape, standing still isn’t neutral. It’s falling behind. Reproductive strategy in dairies is no longer just about pregnancy rates; it’s about compounding progress across generations.


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Year-round hydration for improved calf welfare

Many operations use electrolytes reactively when calves are sick or heat stressed. However, hydrations should be used proactively, especially in the first 21 days of life.
May 18, 2026
Minnie Ward

When I get questions about hydration from calf raisers, it is almost always associated with heat stress or health events. Why do we think of hydration as a reactionary tool? We talk preventative care in calves every day, so why not approach hydration the same way?


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Food and brains: What I’ve learned about nutrition and mental health

May 15, 2026
Derek Orth

Most people understand that what we eat affects our physical health – our weight, our energy levels, and our risk for chronic disease. But fewer people realize the profound impact food has on our mental health. What we put on our plates can either support or sabotage our state of mind.


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Roles and responsibilities in manure application with automated controls

Applying manure with automated controls shifts the roles and responsibilities of team members on the job.
May 15, 2026
Katie Kelderman

Just a few decades ago, manure application operations required a group of workers who could spend weeks at a time in the field monitoring pumps and driving tankers from field to field. Now, manure application has implemented automation technology to improve efficiency tenfold.


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April uniform milk prices, PPDs rise

April uniform milk prices and producer price differentials climb as demand and processing capacity drive prices in the right direction.
May 14, 2026
Jenn Coyne

The Federal Milk Marketing Order (FMMO) uniform milk prices rose an average of $1.48 per hundredweight (cwt) from March to April for an average price of $20.03 per cwt across the 11 orders.


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Your life is more important than your balance sheet

Prioritizing sleep, adequate nutrition, intentional exercise and social interaction can help reduce chronic stress. If you are struggling, ask for help.
May 14, 2026
Michele Payn

Your legacy won’t be determined by your ability to keep your multigenerational dairy or pass a profitable operation to the next generation – but by the lives you touch. These are essential things to remember as we face an especially demanding season.


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From the experts: A genetic planning guide for dairy producers

To create a successful genetic plan for your herd, establish a baseline, create a strategy and stick to it.
May 14, 2026
Matti McBride

Progressive Dairy interviewed genetic experts from across the industry with one goal in mind: to arm you with the knowledge and questions needed to make an effective genetic plan.


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