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Allen-shake-up_web2
Dec. 3 2020
The 2020 election has been historic in a number of ways, and that includes agriculture
Wardin-dairy_web1
Dec. 3 2020
“The industry, on the demand side, cannot be firing on all cylinders as long as food service continues to be impacted by the pandemic,” said Peter Vitaliano
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Dec. 3 2020
This week's episode will analyze how the recent election may impact federal dairy and agriculture policy
Intel-3-Riverside_web
Nov. 30 2020
“We utilize Dairy Comp 305 for our record keeping and record health events weekly,” said Andy Fisher of the importance of herd health records
Donnay-govt-price_web3
Nov. 30 2020
More U.S. dairy products have likely moved through government programs in 2020 than at any other point in the past 30 years. How much of an impact have those purchases had on dairy prices?
Durr-new-genetic-traits_web4
Nov. 30 2020
Dairy producers will soon have two new traits of significant economic value to consider in their breeding programs
Wardin-animal-activists_web
Nov. 30 2020
“If you look around your farm . . . what sort of things do I want to hide from the public? What’s not going on the packaging on the milk container at the grocery store?”
Galen-DMC_web
Nov. 30 2020
Dairy farmers have become accustomed to operating in an environment of “reasonable uncertainty.” However, the COVID-19 crisis has made 2020 prices especially volatile for the industry
Bauer-lameness_web4
Nov. 25 2020
When lameness cases develop in a dairy herd, it can be difficult to get to the root of the problem
Wardin-bedding_web3
Nov. 25 2020
Since bedding bacteria counts are associated with impaired udder health, there is enhanced emphasis on monitoring bedding hygiene and managing manure and bedding in barns
Allen-depooling_web2
Nov. 25 2020
“Mandatory pooling would not change the fact that you had a negative PPD,” said Andy Novakovic, Cornell University economist, in unpacking the correlation between plant pooling and producer...
Gilles-referee_web1
Nov. 25 2020
The fundamental question bouncing around the minds of many dairy operators throughout 2020 is probably the one posed in the title of this article
Intel-2-Holmesville_web
Nov. 23 2020
“We have made several improvements over the past few years to help our cows and heifers that are safe in calf,” said Travis Holmes, the lone repeat winner in the 13th Annual Dairy Cattle Reproduction...
Wardin-forage-study_web
Nov. 23 2020
Though feeding a dairy heifer makes up the largest single cost of raising it, that still can become a lower priority
Clark-Tailgate Talk Display_web3
Nov. 23 2020
Providing dairy workers with formal safety training is not typically an easy task. Workers are on tight schedules, training resources are scarce, and language barriers exist
Allen-supply_demand_web2
Nov. 23 2020
Determining the value of milk, which is known as price discovery, is one of the intrinsic capabilities of the federal order system
Gilles-milk_web1
Nov. 23 2020
If you asked a group of dairy farmers from across the country to define the function of the Federal Milk Marketing Orders, you might get a wide range of answers
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Nov. 19 2020
This week's episode will discuss a few of the modern stress points of federal orders and why they've arisen
Anderson-Wise-childrens-health_web
Nov. 19 2020
This year has been stressful for just about everyone, and children are no exception. In fact, children are especially vulnerable to the harmful effects of stress and anxiety due to their developing brains...
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Nov. 19 2020
Do you have a fresh cow protocol for your dairy cows? What do you include in your fresh cow protocol? What are some barriers to implementing these protocols on your farm?