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Research gets closer to identifying susceptible animals.

Study Sheds Light on Future of Genome Editing in Livestock

Game-changing genetic discovery to help target disease resistance, improve herd health and operational profitability.

The next Dairy Cattle Reproduction Council (DCRC) webinar is Dec. 19, at 1 p.m. Central time, featuring “Genomic Traits Associated with the Fertility of Dairy Cows.”

The free webinar is scheduled for January 28, at 12:00 PM Eastern.

Clarifide Plus for Jerseys helps producers predict disease risk, including milk fever, and estimate profit potential.

Zoetis and the American Guernsey Association (AGA) this week announced a genomic testing agreement to help improve Guernsey breed performance and production objectives.

The December Dairy Cattle Reproduction Council (DCRC) webinar will address the use of genomics in commercial dairy farms.

We can improve fertility without impacting other production or health traits.

Workshop will review latest topics in dairy genomics

A partnership between two genetic companies has the goal of creating polled cattle in an effort to improve the well-being and health of livestock.

Two workers from a Florida dairy have been sentenced to 20 days in jail following an undercover video investigation by an animal rights group.

Training farm personnel has positive impacts on animal well-being and performance, thus increasing overall farm profitability.

Tail docking, dehorning pain management and antibiotics are among FARM Program changes.

A second dairy near Okeechobee, Florida has been accused of animal abuse after an undercover video was released.

Purina Animal Nutrition announces the hiring of Krystal Regan as regional calf and heifer specialist. She will serve as a resource for dairy producers in northcentral and northeast Iowa and southeast Minnesota.

Technology will bring rapid detection of subclinical mastitis to dairy producers outside the United States.

We often don’t focus as much on heat stress in young dairy calves and tend to focus more on cold stress.

Spending more than half of her day lying down, a cow will concentrate approximately 12-14 hours per day towards resting.