Supreme-Shakira
Blog
Oct. 6 2023
The Holstein Grand Champion was Supreme Champion at World Dairy Expo
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Article
Sept. 28 2023
Can we select cows for reduced methane production? This is a question that genetics researchers around the world are tackling, as we seek to reduce the environmental footprint of dairy farming. Dairy cattle...
Bauer-market ready
Article
Sept. 25 2023
Both domestically and overseas, the standards for the type of milk processors want to buy have become more stringent
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Blog
Sept. 13 2023
This back-to-school season, more students are meeting teachers who are prepared to accurately talk about the science behind dairy farming. That’s thanks to efforts led by dairy checkoff and agricultural...
Allen-web
Article
Aug. 31 2023
It’s not as exciting to talk about as your herd’s production levels, genetic accomplishments, or crop performances, but safety can be just as impactful on the farm’s bottom line
Bauer-web1
Article
Aug. 10 2023
A baker’s dozen of counties produced one-fourth of the nation’s federal order milk that was marketed last year. Those are the same 13 counties that led this list in 2021 as well
Allen-web
Article
July 3 2023
Whether you are looking at a job description for a farm employee or a banker on Wall Street, there is likely one word found under the required skills for both: communication
Bauer-web
Article
June 8 2023
On a trip to Michigan last week, a common theme among the conversations we had with farmers was the need for rain
Allen-sustainable web
Article
May 18 2023
Talking about sustainable advancements in agriculture can feel like trying to hit a moving target, especially with so many entities involved along the supply chain from farmers to consumers
Martin-web
Article
May 18 2023
As we move fully into spring, it is time to have our butterfat-risk toolkit out and ready for deployment
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Blog
May 3 2023
One of the best parts of going to a conference is, undoubtedly, perusing through the trade show
Allen-web3
Article
April 13 2023
Dairy farmers strive to get the most return on investment from every asset on their farm. One part of the business that might be overlooked as an asset, though, is the feed center
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Article
March 27 2023
“Global opportunities are now an integral part of our business,” shared Randy Mooney during the chairman’s address at the 25th Dairy Farmers of America (DFA) annual meeting on March 21,...
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Blog
March 14 2023
It’s meeting season. This is that tiny sliver of time when winter seems to have backed off enough to not be as big of a trouble (although this winter seems to be testing that, or maybe we are just...
Geiger-5web
Article
March 6 2023
Technology should be useful and easily understood if it’s going to bring value to dairy farmers and their employees
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Blog
Jan. 30 2023
One element of farm profitability is generating more revenue from the possessions you already own
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Article
Jan. 16 2023
While it would be awesome to simply feed cows the crops grown just across the fence and stored on-farm, unfortunately, this almost never comprises the entire diet. Hence, we live in a world of trucks
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Article
Jan. 9 2023
With $6.50 per bushel of corn, corn silage is worth considerably more per ton today relative to five years ago. Using a multiplier of 10 times the value per bushel for corn grain nets a $65 per ton pr
Hardesty_Mark
Article
Dec. 28 2022
We are approaching three years since the COVID-19 pandemic started. As the disease becomes endemic, we start to see the unintended consequences of control measures. While these measures saved lives, m