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May USDA Jersey Proof lists are now up for viewing!

In its commitment to enhancing rural and farm safety efforts in the province of Alberta, Agriculture for Life announces an investment of $65,000 over the next three years towards the

British imports of cheese have been banned in China after inspectors visited just ONE dairy in the UK.

Menicon Co., Ltd., is globally regarded as Japan’s leading contact lens manufacturer. But it’s not often that the world gets a revealing glimpse of the fundamental scientific expertise that gives

Researchers in Germany have successfully developed a way to study the breeding suitability of dairy cows, the German Federal Agency for Agriculture and Food (BLE) said Friday.

Struggling dairy farmers in south-east Queensland are exploring opportunities to export milk to Asia in a bid to stay in business.

Holstein Association USA announces twelve semifinalists in the 2014 Distinguished Junior Member (DJM) contest.

Holstein Association USA is pleased to announce the finalists in the 2014 Young Distinguished Junior Member (YDJM) competition.

Richard and Nicole Brousseau operate a dairy farm under the name Moo-Lait Family Farm near St. Paul, along with Nicole’s parents.  They have three children, Ethan, age 10, Cassie, age

RED DEER — Too many dairy cows are dying on farms, veterinarians said at the Western Dairy Seminar held in Red Deer earlier this spring.

Jessie Grinnan, a stay-at-home mom from Palm Beach County, Fla., pays $13 a gallon for milk – and she couldn’t be happier about it.

The 2012 Ag Census indicates greater numbers of large farms and small farms. Of the 2.1 million U.S. farms, 68 percent are under 180 acres, but most the total land

ONTARIO, CANADA – Indicative of the quality they produce, Leading Livestock Genetics (LLG) members achieved the amazing feat of breeding first prize winners at Holstein shows held in three separate

Every company that applied for approval export dairy products to China has been approved after stringent audits by Chinese authorities.

Recent research in Scotland has identified genetic traits in Holstein-Friesian dairy cattle that have the potential, through breeding, to increase their resistance to bovine tuberculosis.