Month: June 2025

Dairy Processors Are Invited to the Free Webinar on Thursday, June 26 The Pennsylvania Association of Milk Dealers (PAMD) and Center for Dairy Excellence will host a webinar for dairy processors on Thursday, June 26 [Read More …]

Dairy’s Deep Economic Impact in Communities Across America

IDFA’s Dairy Delivers® Shows U.S. Dairy Industry Supports Over 3 Million American Jobs, Drives Nearly $780 Billion in Economic Impact Today, the International Dairy Foods Association (IDFA) released the updated Dairy Delivers® report, reaffirming the [Read More …]

Strengthening Biosecurity on Dairies: Best Practices for a Healthy Herd

As we continue to navigate Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) H5N1 (Bird Flu) in our local dairy herds, reinforcing biosecurity protocols among employees and visitors remains critical. As of May 8, 2025, CDFA has confirmed [Read More …]

Meeting Amino Acid Requirements Increases Milk Protein and Milk Fat

In recent studies, increasing the supply of AA to meet the requirements for production increases milk protein and, to a greater extent, increases milk fat. Using recommendations for AA previously determined at Cornell University5,6, the [Read More …]

PRO-DAIRY celebrates June dairy month with a new article series

Cornell CALS PRO-DAIRY is celebrating June Dairy Month by offering an exclusive article series. In many areas across NY excitement in the dairy industry is growing. NY is recognized as a great place to dairy and [Read More …]

Secretary Rollins Concludes Trade Delegation to Italy, Advocates for American Agricultural Market Access and Industry Across Europe

U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke L. Rollins concluded her trade delegation visit to Rome, Italy. Secretary Rollins reinforced the Trump Administration’s expectations for improved agricultural market access to our ally Italy and encouraged opportunities to [Read More …]

Livestock Risk Protection Policy Updates and June 30 Transfer Deadline

The USDA Risk Management Agency has announced significant updates to the Livestock Risk Protection (LRP) program effective July 1, 2025. These changes are designed to give producers more tools to manage risk and better align [Read More …]

Maximize your breeding program investment with estrus detection

Determining estrus activity is a practical and accurate method for breeding success. Estrus detection is vital to reproductive success in artificial insemination and embryo transfer breeding programs. Implementing individual estrus detection aids, like breeding indicator [Read More …]

Dairy Health Benefits

From Greek yogurt to lactose-free milk, dairy foods can help give you the nutrients you need to keep your body going strong. Eating three daily servings of low fat, fat free or lactose-free milk, yogurt or [Read More …]

Davis College Cuts Ribbon on State-of-the-Art Plant Phenotyping Machine

Texas Tech’s Institute of Crop Genomics for Crop Abiotic Stress Tolerance is now home to one of just three machines of this type in the world. A cutting-edge, agricultural-oriented research team from Texas Tech University’s Davis College [Read More …]

Lab-Based Dairy is So Boring

It’s strange to admit, but as more and more consumers react negatively to the lack of nutrition and marketing honesty in plant-based and lab-based beverages, news of their falling sales, struggling stock prices and consumer [Read More …]

ICYMI: Farm Bureau President Emphasizes Challenges for Aging Farm Workforce

American Farm Bureau Federation President Zippy Duvall testified Wednesday on the challenges facing agriculture, as more farmers reach retirement age while fewer young farmers are entering the profession. Mr. Duvall testified before the Senate Special [Read More …]

Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller Calls For Vigilance After Alleged Chinese Agroterrorism In The U.S.

Chinese nationals caught smuggling a harmful fungus “I am deeply troubled by the recent allegations against two Chinese individuals for supposedly smuggling a dangerous agroterrorism agent into the United States, specifically a fungus that could [Read More …]

PDPW Cropping Updates and Market News

Capture insights on cropping decisions and market news This week’s episodes of The Dairy Signal from Professional Dairy Producers® (PDP) will provide timely information to dairy producers for their bottom line and crops in 2025. [Read More …]

MDARD Launches Interactive Dairy Map for National Dairy Month

The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development (MDARD) unveiled an interactive artisanal dairy products map today to mark National Dairy Month this June. “Dairy is a leading sector of Michigan’s agriculture industry and has a significant [Read More …]

DCRC July 11 Webinar – Kimberly Davenport

Join us for the DCRC Webinar on July 11 at 2:00 PM Central (Chicago) time. Decoding key dynamics of placental development using single-cell omics technologies Presented by Kimberly Davenport, Washington State University Description Pregnancy loss in cattle [Read More …]

U.S. Dairy Brings the Joy of Ice Cream to White House Summer Social With More Than 4,600 Frozen Treats

Several thousand White House employees and Administration appointees were treated to delicious ice cream novelties this afternoon at the White House Summer Social—an appreciation event on the White House Lawn thrown by the Trump Administration [Read More …]

UW Forage and Cover Crops Field Day July 15

The University of Wisconsin–Madison will host its first annual Forage and Cover Crops Field Day on July 15, 2025, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Arlington Agricultural Research Station. This event will bring together farmers, crop consultants, students, and [Read More …]

Ag Portal Survey; Dept. of Ag Seeking Input

In March, Governor Braun signed House Enrolled Act 1149, which was the first bill he signed into law. This new law tasks the Indiana State Department of Agriculture (ISDA) with creating a “one stop shop” for Hoosier farmers, agribusinesses [Read More …]

Evaluating Late Season Diseases in Small Grains

Assessing disease incidence and severity is important to determine the impact of small grains diseases on yield. Now that we have passed flowering in many areas of the state, this is the time to start [Read More …]

Wisconsin Farm Bureau Foundation Unveils Legacy Giving Society

The Wisconsin Farm Bureau Foundation is thrilled to recognize supporters with a newly established giving society, the Wisconsin Farm Bureau Foundation Legacy Tree. Lifetime contributions and planned or estate commitments to the Wisconsin Farm Bureau [Read More …]

Zoetis Releases 2024 Sustainability Progress Update

Zoetis published its 2024 Sustainability Progress Update “Advancing Sustainability in Animal Health for a Better Future” to highlight the company’s continued progress toward achieving its Driven to Care aspirations. The publication represents Zoetis’ fifth year reporting on [Read More …]

Sen. Fetterman visits DFA farm during Dairy Month

When policymakers visit the farm, they get more than a tour— they see the people and work behind every drop of milk. Sen. John Fetterman, D-PA, recently visited Canon Dairy, a fifth-generation, DFA family-owned farm [Read More …]

How to Become an Aerial (Drone) Pesticide Applicator

June 9, 2025 DairyBusiness News Team DP 0

Learn about the requirements and certification process of becoming an aerial pesticide applicator. How to Become an Aerial (Drone) Pesticide Applicator Are you looking to start your own aerial application business or apply restricted use [Read More …]

Daily Average U.S. Cheese Exports Surge to an All-time High

The T.C. Jacoby Weekly Market Report Week Ending June 6, 2025 U.S. milk and dairy product output is growing quickly. But formidable exports are keeping a firm floor under the dairy markets. Even after sizable [Read More …]

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Michigan State University leads next-generation anaerobic digestion innovation

MSU is spearheading next-generation anaerobic digestion technologies that convert agricultural and food waste into renewable energy, recover nutrients and water, and support environmental sustainability across Michigan and the Great Lakes region. As conversations continue to [Read More …]

What is Fusarium graminearum, the fungus US authorities say was smuggled in from China?

Federal prosecutors charged two Chinese researchers on Tuesday with smuggling a crop-killing fungus into the U.S. last summer — charges that come amid heightened political tensions between the two countries and as the Trump administration moves to revoke visas from visiting [Read More …]

Sid Miller Backing Federal Action Against New World Screwworm Threat

“The New World Screwworm cannot be eliminated with half-hearted efforts. Actual eradication requires the strategic release of millions of sterile flies. I was skeptical of the Biden Administration’s approach, but this collaborative effort led by [Read More …]

Wisconsin Farm Bureau Foundation Unveils Legacy Giving Society