We are very excited to announce a major change coming to Old Dominion Veterinary Services. Dr. Cassie Faull is joining the practice as a ...

Diarrhea, commonly called scours, is one of the most common diseases affecting young livestock. It is important to identify the cause to ...

As the world and our lives have been turned upside down by the Coronavirus pandemic, we have received many questions about the risk that ...

The latest version of the National Dairy Farmers Assuring Responsible Management (FARM) Program went into effect on January 1. The change...

Kidding and lambing season is going strong. Cattle are not the only livestock impacted by the unusual weather that we have had over the p...

It is difficult to believe, after the drought last summer and fall, that we are faced with a muddy, wet winter for the second year runnin...

The Longhorn tick was first identified in Virginia in 2017. Unfortunately, it has brought with it a challenging new disease affecting cat...

My family has been using the sugar cookie recipe for decades. Legend has it that we stole it off of a sugar bag more than 40 years ago, b...

This holiday season, give the gift of good food and products while supporting local farmers. These are gifts with real people and stories...

Barberpole worm and other internal parasites have been deadly in sheep and goats this year. While mature cattle generally develop good im...

Fair time is here! This is a busy time of year as area youth prepare animals for fairs and shows. Here are a few tips to help make your s...

It is common to see poor reproduction, increased somatic cell counts, reduced milk production, and an increase in the number of cows that n

Fescue is the predominant forage across at least one million acres of pastureland in Virginia. This hardy grass is well-adapted to Virginia

Eastview Farm's cows are being auctioned off and will soon walk through the milking parlor for the last time. While a dairy that I work w...

Spring calving is underway and lambing/kidding season is not far behind. While we hope for an uneventful season with minimal assisted bir...

The new year has kicked off with plenty of moisture on the heels of the second wettest year in recorded history. Rain, snow, mud and fluc...

Fluctuating temperatures and wet weather have brought some devastating respiratory outbreaks to our area. While bovine respiratory diseas...

Fall calving is wrapping up and we are already looking towards preparing for the next breeding season. Many cow-calf operators use import...

A photo is worth a thousand words. Yet, I sometimes struggle to take great photos of my children. On the other hand, they're usually pret...