Animal health is not left to chance at Dutch Dairy in Thorp, Wisconsin. With the help of technology, accurate and actionable information aids Sander and Amy Penterman in efficient management.

From stud to straw, and all the way to the milking string, a recent Midwestern bus tour showcased each step of the process of creating elite genetics.

From hot and muggy summer nights to frosty winter mornings, Minnesota is known for weather extremes. But at Johnson’s Rolling Acres near Rushford, the cows can’t tell the difference.

A recent survey of digital dermatitis (DD) prevalence on dairy farms in Alberta and Saskatchewan revealed a few striking commonalities among those with the lowest rates of the infectious disease.

Exhibitors and attendees can make their plans to meet up at The Tanbark for a tasty meal or refreshing beverage without ever leaving the World Dairy Expo grounds.

Gaining an edge in a competitive marketplace requires keeping a keen eye on cost of production and looking for ways to control those factors.

 ANIMAL HEALTH Semex’s Elevate program delivers female Immunity+ test

When the Henschel family of Manawa, Wisconsin, built a freestall barn for robots last year, they could not stand the thought of the former tiestall barn sitting empty. After a thorough gutting and renovation, the barn has a renewed purpose for calves, dry cows and maternity.

Dairy producers, processors and retailers gathered for the first-ever Dairy Experience Forum in Bloomington, Minnesota, July 24-26, hosted by the American Dairy Association of the Midwest.

Whether on the grounds or hundreds of miles away, advances in technology allow people to connect with every aspect of World Dairy Expo in even more exciting ways, from wherever they are.