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[ September 18, 2026 ] Governor Hochul Announces Approximately $25 Million Awarded to Help Farmers DHIA
[ September 18, 2026 ] The Truth Behind “Cash for Your Land” Letters DHIA
[ September 18, 2026 ] Secretary Karen Ross Recognized for More Than 15 Years of Service to Agriculture DHIA
[ September 18, 2026 ] Senate Agriculture Committee Clears Farm Bill; IDFA Calls for Swift, Bipartisan Path to Passage DHIA
[ September 18, 2026 ] CCFN Statement on Senate Agriculture Committee Farm Bill Passage DHIA
[ September 18, 2026 ] NASDA applauds advancement of farm bill DHIA
[ September 18, 2026 ] NMPF Applauds Senate Farm Bill Committee Passage DHIA

Magazine

Why Global Dairy Conversations Matter at Home

May 1, 2026 DairyBusiness News Team DP 0

Global conversations about dairy foods and health have relevance beyond borders. The science and insights help inform perspectives and dietary guidance as well as consumer education and demand here at home. This is why the [Read More …]

Trusting Herd Decisions Through Standarized Data With Dart

May 1, 2026 DairyBusiness News Team DP 0

Dairy herd management requires decisions to be made every day: breeding choices, culling strategies, and protocol enrollment all depend on reliable data. Producers don’t have time to wonder if the latest input makes sense, remember [Read More …]

Bovine Respiratory Disease: The Importance of Early Detection

May 1, 2026 DairyBusiness News Team DP 0

One of the most common and costly health problems dairy producers face is Bovine Respiratory Disease (BRD), often referred to as pneumonia or “shipping fever,” an acute, stress-related form that can develop after transport. BRD [Read More …]

How a New Repro Approach May Give Dairies an Economic Edge

May 1, 2026 DairyBusiness News Team DP 0

Research shows an $87 per head average annual profit advantage from targeted reproduction management There may be money on the table for dairy producers using a reproductive approach that combines monitoring technology and synchronization, according [Read More …]

Will You Thrive?

May 1, 2026 DairyBusiness News Team DP 0

Currently, most of agriculture is in a challenging situation, with interest rates just starting to be reduced, costs that are out of sight due to inflation since 2021, and regulations on labor & other business [Read More …]

What DHI Milk Data Makes Possible

May 1, 2026 DairyBusiness News Team DP 0

How does the standard DHI milk sample provide valuable research data? DHI milk analysis not only provides information for genetic evaluations and valuable real-time information for the producer to make decisions on-farm, but it also [Read More …]

Update on Fluid Milk Consumption

May 1, 2026 DairyBusiness News Team DP 0

Prior posts to this blog have followed fluid milk sales. Chart I lists total U.S. milk sales. The decline through 2023 has slowed and leveled out in 2024. Unfortunately, the decline in sales has returned. [Read More …]

Current Insurance Expectations for Dairy Producers

May 1, 2026 DairyBusiness News Team DP 0

As dairy producers head into peak production months, many are focused on milk price, feed costs and labor availability. Running parallel to these pressures is a growing reality: how your operation responds to them directly [Read More …]

Balancing Corn Protein in Dairy Rations

May 1, 2026 DairyBusiness News Team DP 0

Corn remains the backbone of dairy rations across North America, supplying both highly digestible energy and a substantial share of total dietary protein. Its versatility, yield and cost‑effectiveness ensure that corn grain, corn silage and [Read More …]

Securing Texas Dairies: Protecting Herd Health and Operations from Cyber Threats

May 1, 2026 DairyBusiness News Team DP 0

Introduction The Texas dairy industry is rapidly evolving. With the integration of “Dairy 4.0” technologies, such as automated milking systems (AMS), wearable sensors, and internet of things devices, production has been optimized like never [Read More …]

The Do’s and Don’ts of Drone Trespass

May 1, 2026 DairyBusiness News Team DP 0

The increasing frequency of reports of drones loitering over livestock facilities has producers understandably concerned. Drones are used by criminals to scout rural property for equipment theft and by animal liberation activists to gather video for [Read More …]

NMPF Farmer Focus: Paloma Dairy in Gila Bend, AZ

May 1, 2026 DairyBusiness News Team DP 0

Four brothers – along with their father’s guidance – have taken dairy farming to the next level, promoting sustainable, cost-efficient farming in a place where it’s necessary, using everything from effective water management to Artificial [Read More …]

Grazing Management to Avoid Soil Compaction

May 1, 2026 DairyBusiness News Team DP 0

Grazing is a great and economical way to feed your animals. You should strive to maximize your grazing period and avoid feeding hay because one pound of hay dry matter costs about twice as much [Read More …]

Why Global Dairy Conversations Matter at Home

Trusting Herd Decisions Through Standarized Data With Dart

Bovine Respiratory Disease: The Importance of Early Detection

How a New Repro Approach May Give Dairies an Economic Edge

Will You Thrive?

What DHI Milk Data Makes Possible

Update on Fluid Milk Consumption

Current Insurance Expectations for Dairy Producers

Balancing Corn Protein in Dairy Rations

Securing Texas Dairies: Protecting Herd Health and Operations from Cyber Threats

The Do’s and Don’ts of Drone Trespass

NMPF Farmer Focus: Paloma Dairy in Gila Bend, AZ

Grazing Management to Avoid Soil Compaction

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