Tail docking doesn’t affect milk quality, cleanliness
A recent study found that tail docking has no significant effect on milk quality, somatic cell count or udder and leg cleanliness, but don't tell that to producers who dock.
19th century spin doctors worked on canvas
Spin doctors in the 19th century turned their spin on canvas instead of TV.
Above-average snowfall marked March weather
March's snowfall brought the winter's total to 45.3 inches, compared to a normal year of about 30 inches.
Daffodil Dairy Sale averaged more than $1,400
Bred heifers averaged $1,675 at the annual sale in Carroll County, Ohio.
Federal order milk price increase takes effect
A new pricing formula for milk used to make cheese took effect April 1, despite a last-minute effort to get a court to stop the hike.
Forest fragmentation may increase Lyme disease risk
Lyme disease incidence is rising in the United States, and is far more common than West Nile fever.
Haviland collectors gather in Virginia
Haviland China in the White House will be the theme of the 14th annual conference of Haviland Collectors lnternationale Foundation, May 15-18.
Liberty Bell passes latest stress tests
Experts are watching a hairline fracture that extends from the main crack in the Liberty Bell to the back of the bell.
Twin row corn production catching on
Interest in twin row corn is surging and the system may offer some agronomic and financial benefits.
USDA ready to help farmers wind through ‘mega regulation’
USDA announces key signup dates for farm bill crop and other disaster programs.
