In this episode, we dive into the latest research and practical strategies for managing uterine disease in dairy herds. This discussion highlights both challenges and opportunities in managing one of the most common issues affecting dairy cows.

In this episode, we sit down with Shelby Gruss to discuss the latest on corn diseases and what they mean for silage quality and livestock feed. From identifying field threats to managing harvest decisions, this conversation sheds light on strategies to protect both yield and feed value.

Your front-row seat to what’s happening in Midwest cornfields right now. From wrapped tassels to unexpected growth patterns, we break down the science, scouting reports, and expert insights—all in one place. Whether you're walking fields or riding the sprayer, tune in for timely updates you can use this season.

Join us as we talk with Miguel Rangel, DVM, Recruiter & Consultant at Optimum Dairy Consulting, about the current challenges in dairy labor and practical strategies for recruiting and retaining a strong workforce.

Join us for an in-depth look at current dairy commodity trends, pricing pressures, and what’s ahead for the industry. From global demand to feed costs, we break down the key factors shaping the dairy market outlook.

In this episode, we dive into the numbers behind Iowa’s dairy industry, explore how June Dairy Month came to be, and break down the facts that highlight the importance of dairy in Iowa and beyond.

Tune in as the dairy team catches up with recent graduates of the Dairy Science Club at Iowa State!

Tune as we discuss current alfalfa conditions and best management practices for using PEAQ and cutting a high quality 1st crop alfalfa based on your farm's goals!

Download the PEAQ factsheet and check out counties measuring PEAQ across the state to get an idea of where fields are at for quality. 

Tune in as the dairy team covers upcoming dairy events and recaps of recent conferences!

The Iowa State University Extension and Outreach dairy team discussed dairy farm worker health, emphasizing the importance of biosecurity measures to prevent the spread of diseases like avian influenza (H5N1). They highlighted the active influenza season in Iowa, with a vaccination rate of 32%, far below the 70% goal. The team noted the high-risk areas for exposure and stressed the use of personal protective equipment (PPE). Resources for biosecurity and health measures were recommended, including the Center for Food Security and Public Health and local public health departments.

Respirators and Fit Testing | Health & Human Services

Information for Farm Workers

Spanish version of Information for Farm Workers

Sioux County Community Health Partners

Center for Food Security and Public Health - https://www.cfsph.iastate.edu/