And 95% of dairy farms in New York – which is the fifth largest dairy producing state – are family-owned, according to the Northeast Dairy Producer Association.

The Dromedary (one-humped) camels used on U.S. farms today are the same species as those used by the army in the southwest. They stand about 6 feet tall at the shoulder (7 feet at the hump) and ...

The outbreak of H5N1 bird flu in US dairy cows has now spread to three herds in California, the largest milk-producing state in the country, with around 1.7 million dairy cows, federal and state ...

In 1975, Connecticut had 817 dairy farms, but by 2018, the number had fallen to just 100, according to data. In 2021, the USDA counted 85 dairy farms, down from just a few years prior.

However, they sure seem ready to tell us how to run our farms.” New York is the nation’s fifth-largest milk producer, with around 3,000 individual dairy farms and more than 600,000 dairy cows.

State and local officials visited three multi-generational dairy farms in Berkshire and Hampshire County in recognition of National Dairy Month.

The number of US dairy farms has dramatically decreased from about 6,00,000 in the 1970s. Today, over 45% of these farms have at least 2,500 cows, while smaller farms, with fewer than 1,000 cows ...