WSU Energy To Host Series Focused On Anaerobic Digesters
A series of free webinars kicks off July 7 for dairy farmers, covering anaerobic digesters, carbon credits, and strategies for enhancing renewable energy and reducing emissions.
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H5N1 Reported In Idaho Dairy Cattle
After a quiet start to 2026, bird flu has become very active in Idaho. APHIS confirmed this week that 19 cows have tested positive for H5N1 in Idaho this year.
Precision Ag On The Dairy
From robotic milking to smart breeding, dairy farms are stepping into the digital age. The results? A more efficient and sustainable way to produce our daily milk.
Research Shows Stagnant Biosecurity Efforts in Dairy
New research shows that U.S. dairy farmers are more reactive than proactive when it comes to on-farm biosecurity.
As Colder Weather Moves In, Diet Becomes Even More Important
While a late-year run of warmer weather is always delightful for producers and livestock, it’s important to be ready for when that first cold snap hits.
Future Looks Good For Beef-On-Dairy
Purina Animal Nutrition is out with its 2nd Edition of the Beef-on-Dairy Industry Report. Laurence Williams, Beef-On-Dairy Development Specialist at Purina expects the sector to continue to grow.
Dairy Heifer Inventories Will Shrink Further
The U.S. dairy industry is facing a possible shortage of its most important resource – milk cows.
Rumen Health Technology Both A Short-term & Long-Term Investment
It’s a conversation picking up in frequency in the dairy industry; rumen health technology for calves.
Setting Dairy Cows Up For Long-Term Success
Setting animals up for success is the goal of every livestock producer, allowing each to reach their full genetic potential.
Idaho’s Milk Production Up, Washington’s Numbers Fall
Milk production in the 24 major milk-producing states in June totaled 18.5 billion pounds, up 3.4% year over year. Meanwhile, Northwest numbers were mixed.