Dr. Mike Hutjens shares some facts about the world’s best producing cow, Stone-Front Leader Hilda from Lancaster, Wisconsin, set the record for most lifetime milk produced:

Dr. Mike Hutjens provides some insight in dealing with mycotoxins in the dairy ration:

Dr. Mike Hutjens discusses replacing starch with sugar on this week’s Feed Forum Friday:

Dr. Mike Hutjens preps us on heat stress on this week’s Feed Forum Friday:

Dr. Mike Hutjens checks in on the corn and soybean prices for dairy producers:

Dr. Mike Hutjens joins us again with another installment of Feed Forum Friday:

Dr. Mike Hutjens discusses winter and spring kill damages on the field, and how to replace that potential forage:

Dr. Mike Hutjens recaps a webinar he recently attended that was presented by Dr. Sandra Godden from the University of Minnesota:

Dr. Mike Hutjens shares the importance of glucose on today’s Feed Forum Friday:

Dr. Mike Hutjens tells us about a recent Kansas State study targeting DCAD balances:

Dr. Mike Hutjens updates listeners on the latest soybean prices and other alternatives to feeding cows:

Dr. Mike Hutjens updates on why the price of corn rose this past year:

While producing twins can be something of a genetic lottery, health challenges can reduce the overall profitability of the dairy operation. Dr. Mike Hutjens tells us more:

Dr. Mike Hutjens updates listeners on the latest prices and margins affecting dairy producers.

“Close-up cows” are a critical phase to complete a successful transition. Dr. Mike Hutjens shares research guidelines from this year’s American Dairy Science Association meeting:

Dr. Mike Hutjens monitors calf health on today’s Feed Forum Friday:

Dr. Mike Hutjens provides the positive aspects of having fuzzy cottonseed in your feed inventory:

Cows spend a lot of time at the feed bunk. Dr. Mike Hutjens provides some tips on optimal feeding strategies in this week’s Feed Forum Friday:

Dr. Mike Hutjens shares research relating to forage quality on this week’s Feed Forum Friday:

Dr. Mike Hutjens discusses time guidelines for growing heifers:

Dr. Mike Hutjens shares new strategies when using electrolytes in baby calves:

Dr. Mike Hutjens joined us on today’s Feed Forum Friday to highlight a recent seminar by an Illinois grad student regarding ketosis:

Dr. Mike Hutjens looks at milk components in this week’s Feed Forum Friday:

Dr. Mike Hutjens provides the latest feed outlook:

Dr. Mike Hutjens tells us about the safety nets offered to dairy producers as we close out 2020.

Dr. Mike Hutjens recaps a Penn State study in relationship to milkfat and rumination times.

Today’s Feed Forum Friday, Dr. Mike Hutjens looks at recent research from the Netherlands looking at different sources of trace minerals in the feeding program:

Dr. Mike Hutjens has ways to feed cows and also reduce methane:

Dairy Herd Information Association (DHIA) helps dairy producers create and manage important records and data about their cows Dr. Mike Hutjens tells us more on today’s Feed Forum Friday:

The price of milk protein has been on the rise. Dr. Mike Hutjens tells us more:

Dr. Mike Hutjens highlights a recent study that farmers should be thinking about when feeding transition cows:

Dr. Mike Hutjens updates Dairy Radio listeners on the latest feed situation:

Dr. Mike Hutjens shares info about the role methionine plays in dairy production:

Dr. Mike Hutjens discusses the impact of summer heat stress:

On today’s Feed Forum Friday, Dr. Mike Hutjens updates Dairy Radio listeners on the latest corn and soybean harvest.

Dr. Mike Hutjens discusses research from UW’s Dr. Nigel Cook on providing an optimal ventilation system for your dairy herd:

Dr. Mike Hutjens discusses the role of water in dairy cattle rations:

Nearly a quarter of our world’s cattle are lame, but there are steps dairy producers can take to alleviate challenges on their operation. Dr. Mike Hutjens shares three critical areas to combat lameness on today’s Dairy Radio:

Five different aspects of a good calf starter are discussed with Dr. Mike Hutjens:

Corn is expected to be a bin buster and soybeans are also up in acreage, according to Dr. Mike Hutjens, who updated Dairy Radio listeners on the latest summer feeding conditions:

Dr. Mike Hutjens discusses feed additives, what they accomplish, and how to research the products you should be using in your feeding program:

Dr. Mike Hutjens has some useful tips on keeping cows cool and comfortable during the hot summer months.

Dr. Mike Hutjens tells us all about magnesium in this week’s Feed Forum Friday:

Dr. Mike Hutjens joins us on our weekly Feed Forum Friday with tips on feeding colostrum to calves:

Dr. Mike Hutjens discusses feeding surplus milk back to your dairy animals:

Dr. Mike Hutjens shares advice on farm management practices during the transitions of the global pandemic:

Dr. Mike Hutjens presents his weekly installment of Feed Forum Friday on Dairy Radio Now:

Dr. Mike Hutjens joins us on our Feed Forum Friday to discuss forage needs and some creative alternatives to think about:

Dr. Mike Hutjens joins us to discuss COVID-19’s economic impact at the farm gate:

Dr. Mike Hutjens tells us about the Dietary Cation-Anion Difference (DCAD) and whether it negatively impacts colostrum production.

As we start the month of May we are anticipating warmer temperatures. Dr. Mike Hutjens has some valuable tips on how to prepare for the warm summer season:

Dr. Mike Hutjens offers three choices regarding harvesting small grains as a forage resource on your dairy farm:

Dr. Mike Hutjens provides an alfalfa update on today’s Feed Forum Friday:

Dr. Mike Hutjens shares how Covid-19 is affecting both dairy producers and consumers.

Dr. Mike Hutjens discusses the impact the coronovirus has on the dairy industry:

Dr. Mike Hutjens updates us on the latest spring hay inventory, prices and conditions:

Dr. Mike Hutjens shares some tips on dairy feed management practices on this week’s Feed Forum Friday:

Dr. Mike Hutjens shares the latest information on oats on this week’s Feed Forum Friday:

On our Feed Forum Friday, Dr. Mike Hutjens tells us all about feeding certain fatty acids to our animals.

The variability in milk prices has caused dairy farmers to work harder in making profits. Dr. Mike Hutjens provides some strategies to build a better milk check:

Dr. Mike Hutjens addresses the issue of calves that just don’t want to grow up.

Dr. Mike Hutjens tackles the issue of low amounts of colostrum produced by some cows after calving.

Dr. Mike Hutjens tells us about Rumen Fermentable Carbohydrate (RFC) needs in this week’s Feed Forum Friday:

Dr. Mike Hutjens focuses on one of the major sources of feed in this week’s Feed Forum Friday:

Dr. Mike Hutjens joins us on our Feed Forum Friday with some good news and bad news about the 2019 corn silage crop:

Mike Hutjens joins us with an update on the corn and soybean harvest.

Dr. Mike Hutjens tells us about herd replacement costs in this week’s Feed Forum Friday:

Dr. Mike Hutjens joins us on our Feed Forum Friday to discuss the latest forage research:

Dr. Mike Hutjens updates Dairy Radio listeners on the latest research relating to dairy feed:

The 2019 crop year has been a tough one for most of the country. Dr. Mike Hutjens tells us about it on this week’s Feed Forum Friday:

Dr. Mike Hutjens, professor emeritus from the University of Illinois looks at current milk prices and strategies for the coming year:

Dr. Mike Hutjens, professor emeritus from the University of Illinois takes a look at current milk and feed prices on this week’s Feed Forum Friday:

Dr. Mike Hutjens joins us to look at the 2019 corn and alfalfa crop.

Dr. Mike Hutjens joins us on our Feed Forum Friday to update us on the latest hay conditions.

Dr. Mike Hutjens looks at immature and frost damaged corn silage:

Utilizing corn stalks for cow feed is our topic with Dr. Mike Hutjens:

Dr. Mike Hutjens recently visited Tunisia and tells us all about it on this week’s Feed Forum Friday:

Dr. Mike Hutjens joins us on our Feed Forum Friday to discuss the benefits of feeding molasses to dairy cows.

Dr. Mike Hutjens provides tips on handling and feeding waste milk on the farm:

Dr. Mike Hutjens joined us on today’s Dairy Radio to look at the feed situation for the last quarter of 2019 and what is in store for 2020:

Dr. Mike Hutjens looks at data from 635 dairy farms related to robotic milking:

Dr. Mike Hutjens toured four dairy farms in China recently. He joined us on today’s Dairy Radio to share his thoughts and observations:

Dr. Mike Hutjens provides great information on the upcoming harvest season and managing high moisture corn:

Dr. Mike Hutjens looks at the payment numbers of the new Dairy Margin Coverage program:

We need to have forage for our animals in the coming year. Dr. Mike Hutjens gives us some tips on how to properly manage your feed inventory before it’s too late.

Dr. Mike Hutjens updates Dairy Radio listeners on corn silage conditions in the Midwest.

Dr. Mike Hutjens updates Dairy Radio listeners on the latest acreage planting conditions.

There are plenty of options for milk drinkers in the dairy case at your local grocery store. Dr. Mike Hutjens tells us about A1 and A2 milk in this week’s Feed Forum Friday:

Dr. Mike Hutjens provides insight on keeping calves cool during the dog days of summer.

Dr. Mike Hutjens looks at the impact of herd size on dairy farms and shares interesting data from the University of Minnesota:

Corn prices have been on the rise this summer. Dr. Mike Hutjens tells us more:

Prevented planting is the failure to plant an insured crop with the proper equipment by the final planting date or during the late planting period.  Dr. Mike Hutjens tells us more on this week’s Feed Forum Friday:

The role of B vitamins in the dairy cow rations and the impact it has on performance and health:

Dr. Mike Hutjens addresses some important issues when managing capital costs on the dairy farm:

Dr. Mike Hutjens tells us about new research in transition cow feeding as it relates to reproductive performance in cow health:

Dr. Mike Hutjens looks at the current dairy situation:

Consumers have many choices these days, even when purchasing products in the dairy case. Dr. Mike Hutjens takes a look at June Dairy Month, from the 1930’s to today:

What is the future for food production? Dr. Mike Hutjens discusses feeding the world in 2050:

Tracking rumination in lactating and dry dairy cows is our topic this week with Dr. Mike Hutjens, retired dairy extension specialist from the University of Illinois:

Hoof health is our topic this week with Dr. Mike Hutjens, retired dairy extension specialist from the University of Illinois. He tells us about a UW-Madison study that examines a hoof condition in young heifers: