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Researchers at Washington State University have begun work on a vaccine that could save the lives of millions of cattle around the world.

The Food and Drug Administration has proposed a regulation that could threaten happy hour. For cows.

Although it might be nice to sign up for margin protection and forget about it, a sharp pencil is still required.

IDF and ISO have joined forces to expand the scope of an international standard used worldwide in the dairy industry to measure the protein content of cow’s milk. The Kjeldahl

Rock Farm tour provides a great day for Convention participants!

Guelph, Ontario – Regardless of herd size or management style, dairymen want a healthy herd of profitable and efficient cows. The path to breeding and developing this kind of herd

Guelph, Ontario – With the April genetic evaluation, Semex reaffirmed our commitment to our clients and their drive for profitable genetics. Working with our clients worldwide, we’re confident our lineup

The April 2014 sire evaluations for CRV presented a strong set of bulls with a basis to building a long-lasting, healthy herd of cows that produces milk efficiently.

Madison, Wis. – Jetstream Genetics has a complete offering with the April 2014 Sire Summary. Many sires gained in GTPI this run and added reliability, with top-ranked daughter-proven sires now

Baraboo, WI – With an outlook of more than 25% of the U.S. National Dairy Herd to be sired by a Jersey sire by 2020, Accelerated Genetics recognizes the need

See the great farms visited on this years Pop tour during the National Holstein Convention

see link to livestream feed of Annual meeting here

The Holstein Plaza Online Embryo Auction is now open for bidding. Offerings from the best North American cow families direct from the top quality herds of Holstein Plaza members sell

This year Jersey Canada has selected Rexlea Jerseys as one of their Constructive Breeder Award winners! 

Baraboo, Wis.  – The April Sire Summary brought a range of excitement to Accelerated Genetics. A combination of exciting new graduates, improving second crop sires and a rise in some key