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A feature article in our 2021 Early Spring issue, written by Julie Ashton. With one of the highest BAAs in the nation and All-American Nominations accumulating at a rapid rate, […]

Advances in research and technology give us a deeper understanding of the complex biological processes and environmental factors behind the production of dairy products.  We continue to develop genetic evaluations

A feature article in our 2021 Late Winter Issue written by Bonnie Cooper. Behind every great show cow is a story. At the 2020 North American Open Dairy Cattle Show

A feature article in our 2020 Winter issue written by Katie Schmitt. Tucked in the northwestern corner of Wisconsin lives a Guernsey herd most have probably heard of by now.

A feature article in our Winter 2020 issue written by Kathleen O’Keefe. He knew the stress and success of a career on Wall Street, sat on the Executive Board of

A feature article in our 2020 Winter issue written by Doug Urban.  It was the summer of 1978 and I was living and working in Lake Mills, Wisconsin when I

A feature article in our 2020 Winter issue written by Kathleen O’Keefe.  A decade is a curious time frame. Ten years can feel like it went by in a blink

A feature article in our 2020 Fall Special, written by Julie Ashton.  “If you want to achieve success, then don’t doubt your dreams!” Brian and Audrey Enright moved to Winchester,

The bacteria that cause clostridial diseases are widespread on dairy operations, often found in soil, rotting vegetation and manure. “These bacteria are unique in that they often form spores that

Featured in our 2020 Winter issue written by Bonnie Cooper.  Western Canada – British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba – has been the birthplace and/or home of many “big time”

Maintaining consistency in day-to-day activities and environment is important for dairy cows during late gestation, according to a study published in Journal of Dairy Science®. Anyone who has ever suffered

A feature in our Fall Special 2020 issue written by Julie Ashton.  Some operations wait a lifetime to earn their first All-American recognition, but not Jomill Farm. Established in 2006

This article was a feature in our 2020 Winter Issue written by Jordan Anderson.  The Leubner sisters of Maple Lane Farms in Marietta, NY have expanded their work in the

A feature article in our 2020 Fall Special, written by Edward Y. Morwick.  On the wall of the Glenvue farm office, larger than life, are the photographs of two cows.