Magazine March 2 2026

September 5, 2026

Current News

[ September 4, 2026 ] Long-Time Dairy Advocate Jaime Castaneda Announces Retirement Plans DHIA
[ September 4, 2026 ] IDFA Thanks House Subcommittee for Advancing the PACK Act, Urges Full House Passage DHIA
[ September 4, 2026 ] Registration opens for two Kansas Farm Bureau leadership programs DHIA
[ September 4, 2026 ] Innovation and continuous improvement are at the heart of Elanco’s approach DHIA
[ September 4, 2026 ] Zinpro® Availa® Cr Now Available in the United States DHIA
[ September 4, 2026 ] John Deere Introduces JD™, the AI Assistant That Helps Farmers Put Their Data to Work DHIA
[ September 4, 2026 ] Farmer Sentiment Rises Again in August as Future Expectations Improve DHIA

What Checkoff Brings to Expo West – and Why it Matters to Dairy

February 27, 2026 DairyBusiness News Team DP 0

Every March, the natural foods and organic industry gathers in Anaheim, Calif., for Natural Products Expo West. With nearly 70,000 entrepreneurs, investors, brands and retailers in attendance, Expo West is the largest trade show of [Read More …]

Herd Expansion. Hidden Transition Losses.

February 27, 2026 DairyBusiness News Team DP 0

This case study is based on real DRMS testing data and herd-level outcomes from a Northeast herd. While the farm is not identified, the scenario reflects actual analysis and results, showing how HerdHQ tools like [Read More …]

Calf Health Blueprint: Laying the foundation for productive cows

February 27, 2026 DairyBusiness News Team DP 0

You wouldn’t pour a concrete foundation after the house is built. The same is true for replacement heifers — the most important work happens before anyone is thinking about milk in the tank. In heifer [Read More …]

BoruCare® Capsin: A Natural Solution for Higher Dairy Performance in Stressful Times

February 27, 2026 DairyBusiness News Team DP 0

In modern dairy production, two periods consistently test the resilience of even the best‑managed herds: the onset of lactation and the summer heat. Both challenges place intense pressure on cows’ energy metabolism, often limiting milk [Read More …]

Are You in a Delay Pattern?

February 27, 2026 DairyBusiness News Team DP 0

As some of you may know, I fly a lot in my consulting travels across the U.S. I believe I have 1.4 million Lifetime Miles on United Airlines, as well as miles on some other [Read More …]

Bolster Hypocalcemia Prevention with Calcium Boluses

February 27, 2026 DairyBusiness News Team DP 0

Start with nutrition, then follow up with quality calcium boluses to stay ahead of hypocalcemia. Getting cows off to a good start at the beginning of lactation can sometimes be a struggle. Hypocalcemia — also known as milk fever — is often the culprit, [Read More …]

Beyond Methane: Why Nitrogen Deserves More Attention in Dairy Sustainability

February 27, 2026 DairyBusiness News Team DP 0

Refined nutrition strategies can help lower emissions and return energy to milk yield Methane often steals the limelight in conversations about dairy sustainability, but nitrogen originating from excess crude protein and how it impacts the [Read More …]

Top 2026 food and nutrition trends for education and health professionals.

February 27, 2026 DairyBusiness News Team DP 0

Dairy Council of California is a trusted nutrition organization committed to elevating the health of children and communities. Through education, advocacy and multisector collaboration, the organization promotes lifelong healthy eating patterns and advances the role of [Read More …]

More Milk per Cow is Another Way to Keep Costs Low.

February 27, 2026 DairyBusiness News Team DP 0

More Milk per Cow is Another Way to Keep Costs Low. The last post covered gains in butterfat and protein content. Protein levels were going up as the value of protein increases and butterfat showed [Read More …]

Ag Safety and Health Springtime Preparations

February 27, 2026 DairyBusiness News Team DP 0

Lighting and Marking for Travel on Public Roads Special precautions must be taken when moving tractors and equipment on public roadways. Most agricultural equipment travels at less than 25 mph, while other motor vehicles travel [Read More …]

How Dairy Supports Heart Health

February 27, 2026 DairyBusiness News Team DP 0

Did you know that your heart is the hardest working muscle in your body? Taking care of your heart health matters! One way to show love to your heart is by choosing low fat or [Read More …]

Texas dairy producers offset lower milk prices with higher calf prices

February 27, 2026 DairyBusiness News Team DP 0

Dairy producers are facing a decline in milk prices but beef prices are up and providing added revenue to help them weather the storm, according to Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service dairy specialists. The beef-on-dairy breeding program [Read More …]

From physics to farming, one animal scientist’s path to innovative dairy calf welfare research

February 27, 2026 DairyBusiness News Team DP 0

Growing up in rural Ontario, Emily Miller-Cushon had a fascination for the animals that roamed the farmland near her home. Her path took her far from agriculture – into physics and math – but looped back in [Read More …]

What Checkoff Brings to Expo West – and Why it Matters to Dairy

Herd Expansion. Hidden Transition Losses.

Calf Health Blueprint: Laying the foundation for productive cows

BoruCare® Capsin: A Natural Solution for Higher Dairy Performance in Stressful Times

Are You in a Delay Pattern?

Bolster Hypocalcemia Prevention with Calcium Boluses

Beyond Methane: Why Nitrogen Deserves More Attention in Dairy Sustainability

Top 2026 food and nutrition trends for education and health professionals.

More Milk per Cow is Another Way to Keep Costs Low.

Ag Safety and Health Springtime Preparations

How Dairy Supports Heart Health

Texas dairy producers offset lower milk prices with higher calf prices

From physics to farming, one animal scientist’s path to innovative dairy calf welfare research

Dietary crude protein: how low can we go thanks to the amino acid balancing concept in dairy cows?

Why Herd Immunity Matters to Your Dairy

What If You Could?

Cover Crops After Corn Silage