Dairy farms have expanded steadily since the 1970s and now compete for economic strength with beef cattle operations.

A non-profit organization known as the Grassroots Organizing Western Wisconsin (GROWW) is encouraging rural Wisconsin residents to look into local ordinances after the Wisconsin Department of Natural ...

Misleading Advertising Expectation #4: Happy Cows and Other Cartoon Animals Meat ... These carefully crafted visuals mask the grim conditions of factory farms, perpetuating a misleading narrative ...

corporate-contracted factory farms currently control 25% of the market, despite accounting for less than five percent of the state’s dairies. In 1987, the average number of dairy cows per farm was 80.

It might actually be an old dairy cow. It's rough being a dairy cow at a factory farm. You have a nearly 50/50 chance of getting an udder infection because conditions are so unsanitary ...