Dairy calves are an investment in the future of the dairy operation and the treatment they receive early in life impacts their future milk production.

Genomic testing improves confidence in the decisions producers make when selecting replacement heifers and bulls.

Nayeli and Priscilla Garcia have been following in the footsteps of their grandfather — former Kuna dairy worker Efren Garcia — since they turned 8, routinely seeking his insights on hay market and ...

At Mt. Rushmore Angus near Hermosa, South Dakota, brothers Eddie and Marty Rypkema, with their ranch manager David Uhrig, ...

As herds rely on fewer replacement heifers, the stakes for getting each one pregnant at the right time are higher than ever.

Because there is no effective vaccine or treatment for neosporosis, the disease can only be avoided by serologic testing ...