Official: WTO deal to open markets only slightly not acceptable to U.S.
WASHINGTON - A top U.S. trade official has reiterated that any World Trade Organization (WTO) agreement that opens markets only slightly would not get U.
‘Haylage in a day’ means better quality silage, quicker turnaround
SALEM, Ohio - Cows and farmers and researchers agree: Ensiling forages gets a lot more efficient and effective the faster it's done.
Five Penn State farms recognized
Virus can cost $25 per cow, per year
COLUMBIA, Mo. - Bovine virus diarrhea is an old disease in the cattle industry that has taken on a new twist with the discovery of the persistently infected condition.
New home found for 14-foot cow
MINERVA, Ohio - The Minerva Cheese Factory's newest addition is a 14-foot Holstein. The fiberglass cow from Wisconsin is 19 1/2 feet long, 6 feet wide.
A look at corn and feeder calf prices
FARGO, N.D. - Corn and feeder cattle markets have been volatile in the last several months as market fundamentals for both have been changing.
Lameness in free stall barns: The little factors all add up to a big...
Lameness is a major economic and welfare problem on our dairy farms, and the prevalence of lameness has increased in recent years.
Youth receive dairy recognition
PLAIN CITY, Ohio - The annual banquet for the Buckeye Dairy Club and Ohio State University Department of Animal Sciences was held May 13 at Der Dutchman in Plain City, Ohio.
Pa. milk production up
HARRISBURG, Pa. - Milk production in Pennsylvania during April 2006 totaled 919 million pounds, 2 percent above last April's production of 901 million pounds, according to the Pennsylvania Field Office of the National Agricultural Statistics Service.
Digging in: Pa. dairyman adds manure tank with EQIP funds
MERCER, Pa. - When the snow blows and the winds howl across Bald Hill Dairy's 220 acres next winter, Dan Kloos can stay warm and dry in his barn.













