Express Hoard's Dairyman Podcasts

The National Dairy Farmers Assuring Responsible Management (FARM) Program helps to demonstrate dairy farmers' commitment to providing excellent care of their dairy cattle and producing safe, wholesome milk. Supported by Dairy Management, Inc. and managed by the National Milk Producers Federation, the FARM program details animal care guidelines using the latest science and the best management practices. FARM Animal Care standards outline annual continuing education requirements for family and non-family employees. Listening to these podcasts meets the continuing education standards. Farms can document their continuing education by using templates found on FARM's website. Visit nationaldariyfarm.com to learn more.

Express Episode 4: Enriching the Lives of Dairy Cattle
July 15 2025
In this episode, Associate Editor at Hoard's Dairyman, Jenna Byrne, reads the FARM-accredited article titled Enriching the Lives of Dairy Cattle
Express Episode 6: Calf care standards continue to climb
July 3 2025
In this episode, Jenna Byrne, an Associate Editor at Hoard's Dairyman, reads the FARM-accredited article titled Calf Care Standards Continue to Climb
Express Episode 5: Make Scour Events a Rare Occurrence
June 19 2025
In this episode, Jenna Byrne, an Associate Editor at Hoard's Dairyman, reads the FARM-accredited article titled Make Scour Events a Rare Occurrence
Express Episode 3: Don’t let the first meal be her last
May 23 2025
In this episode, Managing Editor at Hoard's Dairyman, Kylene Anderson, reads the FARM-accredited article titled Don't Let the First Meal Be Her Last
Express Episode 2: Write Down Your Down Cow Protocols
May 8 2025
In this episode, Managing Editor of Hoard's Dairyman, Kylene Anderson, reads a FARM-Accredited article titled "Write Down Your Down Cow Protocols."
Express Episode 1: It’s time to cull “cull cows” from our vocabulary
April 17 2025
In this Express episode, Managing Editor of Hoard's Dairyman, Kylene Anderson, reads a FARM-Certified article from the magazine called "It's time to cull "cull cows" from our vocabulary"