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A new location for the Eastern Ontario Western Quebec Championship show has been selected.

Select Mating Service™ (SMS™) genetic consultants from Select Sires’ member organizations, international guests and other Select Sires staff met at the 39th annual SMS Evaluator’s Conference, hosted by NorthStar Cooperative

Zoey Brooks of Waupaca has been selected as Wisconsin’s 67th Alice in Dairyland.

More than 215 dairy producers from across the U.S., gathered in Gray Summit, Mo., April 8-10 for the Calf and Heifer VIP program, hosted by Purina Animal Nutrition.

Hugh Van Hout of Select Sires Canada was honored as the Select Mating Service™ (SMS™) genetic consultant of the year in front of an audience of his peers at Select

World Dairy Expo is pleased to announce Trans Ova Genetics is sponsoring additional cash prizes and awards for the International Futurity.

A tiny, genetically modified seed is pitting Quebec farmers against the biotech industry.

Ten short years ago Jersey cows were as rare as hen’s teeth on local dairy farms. Today Northern Ireland’s 4,000 milk producers can’t get enough of them.

The Missouri legislature passed two omnibus farm bills in the wee hours of its session. Senate Bill 506 was agreed to on Thursday evening, while similar language in House Bill

Students at Kids Express Learning Center (KELC) in Madison, WI will be the first to learn about the wonders of the dairy industry as the Wisconsin Holstein Association (WHA) kicks

The Holstein Plaza Online Embryo Auction is now open for bidding.

Michael L. Brown, Director of Dairy Economics and Policy for Glanbia Foods, Inc., will be the keynote speaker for the 56th Annual Meeting of National All-Jersey Inc.

Toronto, ON – Paul Larmer, CEO of Semex Alliance, has been elected to a two-year term as President and Chair of the Board of The Royal Agricultural Winter Fair.

Virtual Farms Tours give World Dairy Expo attendees the opportunity to experience a wide variety of farms and management styles, all from the comfort of a chair.

Agriculture stakeholders continue to plead for more publicly funded long term research, as the House agriculture committee wraps up its study on innovation and competitiveness in Canadian agriculture.