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The United Egg Producers vow to keep fighting so U.S. egg producers can stay in business.

The notion of milking cows with a robot, let alone one named "Lely Astronaut 3," might remind some milk producers of science fiction shows like Star Wars or Star Trek. There is no known robotic milker currently installed in Ohio, but these sleek, high-tech machines are tugging on the barn doors of some of the state's most progressive dairies, and the seemingly fictional concept is proving to be a science rooted in efficiency and increased productivity.

LANSING, Michigan -- Michigan is one step away from approving a new bill to regulate animal care in agreement with standards outlined by one...

HARRISBURG, Pa. -- A Duroc gilt and Hampshire boar topped a field of 364 animals in the open breeding swine show at the Keystone...

WASHINGTON -- Senate and House negotiators agreed Sept. 30 to provide $350 million for U.S. dairy farmers.Under the language that Congress still must approve,...

Twin-row cropping is growing in popularity because of yield gains and low cost in new equipment.

The ODA has completed its investigation and found no violations of the grain warehouse law.

Attention shutterbugs! Have you ever wanted to shoot a cover photo? Well, Farm and Dairy is offering you that chance. We are conducting a...

HARRISBURG, Pa. -- Topping more than 1,000 entries at the 46th All-American Dairy Show held in Harrisburg, Pa., Old Mill E. Snickerdoodle, owned by...

(Reed Tychonski photo)Bill Neptune of New Concord, Ohio, set a new record at the Barnesville Pumpkin Festival. Neptune's entry tipped the scales at 1,503...