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Sisters Jennifer and Julie Orchard are among only a handful of artisan buttermakers in Wisconsin.

Despite concerns from the public about manure contamination in Tulare Lake floodwater, water experts say waste from dairies is no more of a problem than other contaminants like human waste and bacteria from birds.

The smallest average herd sizes are in Northland, Auckland and Taranaki.

Advocates for food freedom say North Dakotans who are aware of the possible health risks of drinking unpasteurized milk should have the ability to buy the product.

Quotas on young farmers short-sighted in the extreme 2023-04-19

In Pictures: Top of €3,000 at Elphin Shorthorn Sale 2023-04-19

Derogation applications rise by almost 10% 2023-04-19

>> how did they get any food when theyre surrounded by water? >> thats the biggest challenge, before they had land they could cultivate food but now theyre completely cut off. >> david: families cut off with so little land and no livestock. its a stunning site to see out here in the middle of the water. at this used to be farmland before the floods. the livestock, its impossible to know how much has been lost during these floods, but you can see they are nothing but skin and bones, these cows he...

Farmer Writes: dipping into the grazing bag of tricks 2023-04-19

Footprint Farmers: bad weather leaves mark in Limerick 2023-04-18