Monitoring technology is becoming more commonplace. But are dairy producers getting the most from their systems? Listen in as two specialists discuss.

At the 2025 Dairy Calf and Heifer Association Annual Conference, Louie Borba presented a virtual tour of Lumar Dairy, highlighting how he continues a legacy of dairy farming that began in 1969 when his parents immigrated from the Azores and started milking with 50 cows.

Exploring the latest reproductive research findings, prostaglandin product comparisons and a cost-benefit analysis of TRM.

Bolstering antibodies in colostrum aids in the fight against calf scours. Learn how dam vaccination can help protect against the leading causes of calfhood diarrhea.

When heifer inventories are tight, it’s more important than ever to breed heifers at the optimal time so they calve and become productive members of the milking herd.

See how Lumar Dairy Farms owner Louie Borba relies on SenseHub Dairy Youngstock monitoring insights for healthier, stronger calves.

Dairy cows are at the greatest risk of developing a new intramammary infection (IMI) during the dry period – especially two to three weeks after dry-off and two to three weeks prior to calving.

Mastitis costs add up fast. See how the M-Power portfolio helps protect your herd, milk yield and bottom line.

When severe mastitis causes systemic illness, the focus shifts from treating the infection to keeping the cow alive. Every minute counts.