U.S. milk production is hitting records, but shrinking replacement heifer numbers and aging herds signal tighter, more volatile dairy markets ahead.

OSAGE COUNTY - Some dairy farmers are using fans and sprinklers to keep cows cool, because the summer heat could make them produce less milk now, which would send prices higher in the fall.

Cow cuddling, ice cream churning and farm tours are among the tactics dairy farmers are employing to compensate for low milk ...

The heat and humidity isn’t only tough on people who work outside, it can cause problems for our dairy cows. Experts say the high temperatures can reduce a cow’s milk production by up to 15 percent.

Amid North Dakota's booming and blossoming agricultural economy, with most crops and most livestock -- sheep are at record prices -- doing well, one segment continues to shrink fast. The state's milk ...

Think you know everything there is to know about milk? You might want to sit down for this. For decades, we've been bombarded ...

With eight robotic milkers and cows voluntarily visiting them up to four times a day, Arjan van Adrichem and his family have transformed a 200-hectare dairy at Circular Head, Tasmania.

During any given production year on the ranch, cows/heifers are faced with nutritional and environmental stressors. They have ...