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BISMARCK, N.D. — North Dakota should exempt dairy and pork operations from its more than 80-year-old anti-corporate farming law to help those industries rebound after years of decline, a state […]

EMBRYOSALE.com – the International marketplace for embryos – a 24/7 global embryo sale.

The annual meeting of the BC Branch of the Holstein Association of Canada was held at The Vancouver Convention Centre, Vancouver, BC on December 02, 2014.

Guelph, Ontario – It is with heavy hearts that Semex announces the passing of one of our founding fathers, Roy G. Snyder. (Full obituary printed below)

The Annual General Meeting of Holstein Quebec was held February 4-7th in Drummondville, QC.   As always it was nice to be a part of this event as Holstein Quebec

The All-Quebec designations for the 2014 show season have been named.

CANBERRA, Australia—Australia has tightened rules for foreign investment in agricultural land in an effort to soothe growing concern about prime farmland passing into foreign hands.

A bipartisan group of Senators has introduced legislation to lift the U.S. trade embargo on Cuba.

Baling hay comes with many risks. It can take hours, often days, for hay to dry down. During that waiting period an untimely rain could hamper the quality of the

A recent classification day at Juniper Farm in Gray, ME brought some great results! Nine head were scored, with three new VG 2 year olds, three new EX cows, one

The 2015 World Jersey Cattle Bureau Annual Meeting and Tour is set for June 14-July 3, 2015 and will feature stops in Germany, Switzerland, Netherlands and Denmark.

(CALGARY, AB, FEB 12, 2015) – Ag for Life and The Co-operators announced today a new three-year partnership in support of rural and farm safety education programming.

A couple years ago the “Occupy Movement” camped out and played bongo drums protesting Wall Street’s “Wealthy 1%” Their gripes were the sort of emotionally charged, rich-versus-poor stuff the media

By Amanda Smith, Hoard’s Dairyman Associate Editor   After calving, a cow’s immune system has its defenses down, bacteria pounce, often leading to a mastitis infection.

Global demand for high-quality forage will continue to increase, keeping alfalfa hay prices near historically high levels.