Saturday, May 18, 2024
dairy cattle

Increasing feed prices and projected reductions in milk price will result in the need to closely monitor performance, income and expenses.
wheat

The crop margin outlook for this year is decidedly different from last year at this time. Barry Ward weighs in in this week's Dairy Excel column.
Ohio farm silhouette

Sometimes, exiting is the best decision for the business and family. Consider the following factors if you decide to exit the dairy farming business.
A picture of a farm on a sunny day.

Even though we are getting more glimpses of normality, it is apparent that how the agricultural industry operates will never be the same following COVID-19.
graduation

Bonnie Ayars shares some advice she has for those preparing to graduate college in this week's Dairy Excel column.
men in milking parlor

Dairy farm consolidations will likely continue with emphasis on improving efficiency while meeting the demands of consumers and improving sustainability.
Pine Tree Dairy cows

An advantage of Ohio's dairy industry is that one herd size or management system does not fit all. Dianne Shoemaker explains in this week's Dairy Excel.
dairy cattle look imploringly at the camera person

The Fork in the Road for Dairy Farms is discussed in this article and will provide suggestions for those managers who are or want to become competitive.
forages

Learn how to decide how much nitrogen to apply and how to select a harvest date to maximize forage yields.
heifers in a barn

Maurice Eastridge breaks down the decision-making process of breeding dairy cattle in this week's Dairy Excel column. Learn what you need to consider.