We celebrated dairy month in June and whether in Vermont or across the United States, consumers should know that when they purchase dairy products made in the United States, they will be safe for consumption.

Saskatchewan Agriculture reports a decline in crops yield potential over the past week due to heat and a lack of moisture.

Research conducted by Iowa State University confirms the risk of spreading disease increases when pumping stored manure contaminated with disease causing pathogens.

Manitoba Agriculture reports reduced rain and higher temperatures over the past week have helped speed along crop development, especially for crops like soybeans, corn and dry beans

Research coordinated through Squeal on Pigs Manitoba will explore the prospects of using the detection of DNA from Eurasian wild boar in streams to identify the presence of wild boar in the environment.

Researchers with the University of Minnesota have kicked off a study to identify risks to the swine sector and potential management options for high path avian influenza.

Caring for cattle expands the mind of a neuroscientist

USDEC and NMPF expand partnerships in South America, aiming to enhance dairy cooperation and overcome trade barriers with new MOUs in Brazil and Argentina.

More than 60% of dairy cows in the United States are bred via artificial insemination.

Imagine it is 8 p.m. and you just sat down in your recliner after a long day of ranch work.