The U.S. bovine semen industry's resurgence in 2024 signifies more than just a recovery. It represents a transformative wave of growth that is poised to impact livestock reproduction on a global scale ...

There is no doubt there will be significant volatility this year. Politics, equity markets, weather, supply, and demand will all affect the markets ...

A strong pinch is in order for dairy markets this Saint Patrick’s Day, with no green on the board. Poor customer sentiment ...

World Dairy Expo is proud to reveal the extraordinary individuals who have been chosen as the recipients of the esteemed 2025 ...

In a significant stride for both the dairy industry and local community development, Hilmar Cheese Company, Inc. recently inaugurated their cheese and whey processing facility in Dodge City, Kansas.

Feeding canola meal as 60% of the crude protein component in high-group rations containing corn distillers dried grain (DDGS) proved to be the optimal level, according to research conducted by the ...

The New York Times and numerous media outlets this past week have inaccurately reported on the nation’s farmer-funded dairy promotion program. Much of the reporting is fundamentally wrong. Contrary to ...

Editors note: AgWeb editors and readers have weighed in on the top stories of 2010 that will continue to be a major story in 2011. This is the second in a five-part series. (Read all of the major ...

AgroChem, Inc. has introduced Exacta™, a highly concentrated, non-foaming acid detergent formulated to clean an entire milking system in a single wash cycle. Exacta contains a high-performance ...

Although December U.S. dairy export tonnages were off, particularly milk powder exports to the Middle East, 2011 as a whole will go down as a record year. That’s according to data released by the USDA ...

Avoid the Last-Minute Rush Even if you’re already enrolled and don’t plan to change your program election for 2025, you must still sign a contract to ensure continued coverage. Ducheneaux urges ...

A walking tour of Bill Wavrin’s dairy takes few steps. His house and office sit on a hill above the milking parlor, birthing pen and calf sheds. Beyond, his cows sprawl in groups of 15 or 20 as the ...