Wisconsin Cow Honored as 2014 Star of the Breed
Brattleboro, Vt. (May 13, 2015)…Holstein Association USA is pleased to announce Pineylawn Jasper Bethany as the 2014 Star of the Breed.
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Interbull Annual Meeting precedes ADSA-ASAS Joint Annual Meeting
BOWIE, MARYLAND (May 19, 2015) – Interbull invites stakeholders in bovine genetics to attend the 2015 Interbull Annual Meeting, July 9-11, in Orlando, Fla.
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Washington State Declares Drought Emergency
Washington Governor Jay Inslee on Friday declared a drought emergency, citing historically low snowpack and dwindling rivers.
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Missouri Economists Issue Dairy Revitalization Study
Missouri, with a rich heritage in milk production, is primed for dairy revitalization, says a University of Missouri Extension economist.
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Where America’s Milkshed is Growing
California may be the nation’s top milk producer, but other states are eclipsing the Western powerhouse in their pace of dairy growth.
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Teat Removing Condition Requires Help
An English veterinarian is calling for help to unravel a mystery condition in dairy cattle that can result in cattle physically removing their own teats – in extreme cases all
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Dairy Cows Thrive From Being Under Cover
One of Queensland’s richest mining service entrepreneurs and property developers is taking a plunge into Australia’s $4 billion dairy industry as the coal boom dulls.
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Judges Named for 2015 All American Jersey Shows
The judges have been selected for The 63rd All American Jersey Shows, sponsored by the American Jersey Cattle Association of Reynoldsburg, Ohio.
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Avoiding Hay Shortages and Losses
Producers who follow the proper techniques for hay storage will find their crops will retain more value and suffer fewer losses, said a beef cattle expert from the College of
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Dairy Cattle Lift Beef Industry
While dairy producers are seeing profitability from milk checks there is also a tremendous opportunity to market cattle into the beef supply thanks to record high beef prices.
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California’s $21 Billion Dairy Industry Leads State’s Ag Commodities
Cementing its place as California’s most important agricultural commodity by farm revenue, California farms sold about $9.4 billion worth of milk while the dairy industry contributed approximately $21 billion in
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233 Calves Die from Toxic Levels of Monensin
An April 30 South Dakota court filing alleges that over 200 calves have died at a Letcher, S.D., farm due to toxic levels of the ionophore monensin, according to Courthouse
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US National Ayrshire Convention Hotel Block Rate Expires May 18th
The group rate block for the the 2015 US National Ayrshire Convention expires on May 18th, so act now to book your room using the great rates they have procured.
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Lowell Lindsay Named 2015 National Dairy Shrine Pioneer
Guelph, Ontario – Semex is pleased to announce that Lowell Lindsay has been named a National Dairy Shrine Pioneer for 2015.
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North Dakota Farming Rule May Go Before Voters
North Dakota’s biggest farm group says it’s making progress to put a constitutional amendment on the ballot that would overturn the Legislature’s decision to loosen the state’s Depression-era ban against
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