Tag: dairy
From the cow to the bottle
Starting a creamery has been a project two years in the making, but the Lahmers family opened Buckeye Country Creamery, on their dairy in Ashland, this year.
It was life in the slow lane
Alan Guebert longs to go back to the farm he grew up on every September.
It’s all because of the Jersey cow
Even though she set out on a different course, Kim Billman's love of the Jersey cow would ultimately lead her back to a career she was made for.
Myths and facts of A2 milk trend
Is the A2 milk trend a trend to follow? Penn State Extension Dairy Educator Ginger Fenton shares some facts about A2 milk.
Council on dairy breeding adds new genetic trait to evaluations
The Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding introduced a new evaluation tool — Predicted Transmitting Ability for Cow Livability.
Dairy prices for the farmer have not kept up with the...
Who is profiting in the dairy industry?
Dairy prices in a slump, but showing some improvement
Milk prices are lower than most producers would like, but are showing signs of improvement.
Grazing management after drought
Pasture management decisions after a drought situation cannot be separated from the usual pasture management plan. Having managed grazing practices in place can help to get those dry pastures healthy again for this fall and next spring grazing.
Dairy concerns voiced at Ag Progress Days
The House Agriculture and Rural Affairs Committee and Senate Agriculture and Rural Affairs Committee held a joint informational meeting on dairy industry issues and HB 1265 Aug. 17, during Ag Progress Days.
North American Manure Expo brings loads of science to Ohio
Manure is a valuable resource for livestock and crop farmers, and the equipment and technology continues to evolve.
