Agricultural robotics is entering a more practical phase. After years of development and testing, many technologies now operate in real crop production systems rather...
Winter management often focuses on ration adjustments, housing comfort, and maintaining intake through cold weather. One factor that can quietly undermine all three is...
Supreme has always built mixers that producers can count on. The new Precision Ag Series continues that commitment to quality while introducing a simpler,...
The last known outbreak of New World screwworm in Oklahoma occurred nearly 50 years ago, but animal health experts say the parasitic fly is...
Researchers at Utah State University are studying a natural feed-based solution that could support gut health in livestock and help reduce reliance on antibiotics....
Flooring is one of the most overlooked contributors to cow comfort, mobility, and long-term soundness in free-stall barns. While stalls, ventilation, and nutrition often...
Water is the most important nutrient in a dairy cow’s diet—second only to oxygen—yet it’s often taken for granted. From milk production and feed...
How cattle react to a handler’s presence is governed by three principles: instincts, past treatment, and what is happening in the moment. Instincts are...
Canadian dairy producers are encouraged to stay informed about the Asian longhorned tick, an invasive parasite spreading in U.S. states near the Canadian border....
U.S. milk production remains steady in 2025, but lower cow numbers and shifting demand are shaping a softer outlook for 2026. USDA’s December Livestock,...
