2017-cjc-Jersey
Article
April 25 2017
Official reasons for the Jersey Class in the 2017 Hoard's Dairyman Cow Judging Contest. I place this class of Jerseys A-C-D-B. A comes to the top in a close placing over C. I give a slight advantage to...
2017-cjc-Ayrshire
Article
April 25 2017
Ayrshire class in the 2017 Annual Cow Judging Contest
AY-Caverly
Article
April 25 2017
I place this class of Ayrshires C-D-B-A. C rises to the top placing over D with her complete package of style, symmetry, and balance. This feminine individual is cleaner through her head, neck, and br
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Article
April 25 2017
I place this class of Holstein aged cows C-B-A-D. Starting the class with C, a beautiful dairy cow that carries the best udder in the class. C has a definite advantage in overall dairyness from end to...
HO-C-S
Article
April 25 2017
I place this class of Holstein aged cows C-B-A-D. Starting the class with C, a beautiful dairy cow that carries the best udder in the class. C has a definite advantage in overall dairyness from end to...
2017-cjc-RW-class
Article
April 25 2017
I place this class of Brown Swiss cows D-B-C-A. For me, D is the most structurally correct. She has the best fore udder and most correct teat placement. She also shows more balance of rear quarters th
2017-cjc-Holstein
Article
April 25 2017
Holstein Class in the Hoard's Dairyman Cow Judging Contest 2017
2017-cjc-BS-class
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April 25 2017
Brown Swiss Class in the 2017 Hoard's Dairyman Cow judging Contest
Bohnert_Karen
Article
April 25 2017
Not too long ago, my siblings and I finalized our late parents’ estate. It has been a long journey from the time our mother passed away six years ago. Eighteen months later, we moved our dad o
2017-cjc-Holstein
Article
April 25 2017
The official placings, reasons, and scoring key for the Holstein Class in the 2017 Cow Judging Contest
Hershey_Marilyn
Article
April 10 2017
I have to admit, I have a love-hate thing going on with exercise. I love the way I feel when I exercise, but it takes a tremendous amount of dedication, time, and energy for me to stick with a program
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April 10 2017
As printed in our March 25, 2017 issue . . .AT A $16 AVERAGE, remaining 2016 Class III futures retreated $1.50 per hundredweight from mid-February to final March trading activity. Contracts ranged fro
spilled-milk_ph5
Article
March 27 2017
Over the past month, there has been a $1 per hundredweight downturn in the collective Class III futures for the remainder of 2017 contracts
Bohnert_Karen
Article
March 25 2017
The day that most kids wait for finally came for my Jersey squad. No, we didn’t go to Disney World — we got a puppy! “I’ve waited my entire life for this to happen!”
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Article
March 25 2017
As printed in our March 25, 2017 issue . . .CLASS III FUTURES RETREATED $1 per hundredweight from mid-February to mid-March trading
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Article
March 10 2017
A PROPOSED FEDERAL ORDER IN CALIFORNIA came one step closer to reality when USDA released its “Recommended Decision” on February 14
Hershey_Marilyn
Article
March 10 2017
Marilyn Hershey You will never see me climb up the side of a silo or shimmy up a ladder to the barn roof. I like both feet on solid, unwavering ground
Bohnert_Karen
Article
Feb. 25 2017
Karen BohnertOprah Winfrey once said, “You can have it all — just not all at once.” And, honestly, I never really understood what this meant until I hit motherhood. Trying to...
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Article
Feb. 25 2017
As printed in our February 25, 2017 issue . . .USDA ECONOMISTS RECONFIRMED their All-Milk price forecast for the year at $18.05, up just a nickel from January. Range was from $17.70 to $18.40
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Feb. 17 2017
by Emily Yeiser Stepp, Jamie Jonker, Ryan Bennett, National Milk Producers Federation staff Farmers Assuring Responsible Management (FARM) is dairy’s comprehensive quality a