Progesterone is a hormone that can be tracked and monitored to help dairy farmers improve the reproductive performance of ...

“Reproduction is incredibly important because we rely on getting a calf every 12 to 13 months from our dairy cows,” said Mark van der List, DVM, Boehringer Ingelheim. “We not only want our cows to ...

Separate thin cows from those in adequate body condition to help manage nutrition and allocate feed resources.

From colostrum to cow herd management, vaccination decisions made early in life play a crucial role in long-term success.

The evolution of production and reproduction over the last 40 years has greatly influenced how we manage today’s dairy herds. The dairy industry’s “perfect cow” has changed dramatically over the past ...

Producers are continuing to use artificial insemination, commonly known as A-I, to gain more control over breeding while ...

Whether you are going to be using artificial insemination or turning out bulls for natural service, planning plays an ...