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Oct. 2 2015
Cargill has enlisted street artist Casey Kasparek to create "feed art" in its booth this week at World Dairy Expo
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Sept. 10 2015
Performance evaluations identify the milking routine bottlenecks that are holding your herd back. Farms operate on pennies and seconds. The pennies saved per head after a ration reformulation can equate...
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Aug. 6 2015
Not all cases of mastitis need to be treated. Let the causative pathogen be your guide. "Do not administer antibiotics to cows that will not benefit," cautioned Daryl Nydam, Cornell University, at the...
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Aug. 5 2015
There are options for those who deal with the issue. "It's like the worst stomachache of my life. Someone is punching me in the gut. That is followed by nausea and diarrhea," shared the 23-year-old when...
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July 23 2015
With Johne's extended incubation period, infected cows have the opportunity to shed millions of bacteria before breaking with clinical disease signs.Oftentimes, the diseases and disorders we cannot readily...
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July 20 2015
A dairy farm family showcases their love for agriculture through a tractor show. By Brittany Statz, 2015 Hoard's Dairyman Editorial Intern Brand loyalty runs deep in agriculture, particularly where machinery...
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June 29 2015
For many people living in rural America, access to fresh and healthy food is hard to come by
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June 26 2015
California irrigation districts sue the state water board after it demanded they stop using pre-1914 water rights. As California's drought woes worsen and tempers keep climbing, you just knew it would...
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June 24 2015
Kraft's "Lunchables Uploaded" is more than a meal in a box. They got me. After reading this week's Hoard's Dairyman Intel about the best new food products of 2014, I decided to try the chart topper "Lunchables...
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June 5 2015
Farms can be dangerous places. On working farms, there's constant movement of people and equipment. And with summer, that means more activity and more people
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June 1 2015
A former animal rights investigator turned whistleblower pulls back the curtain on anti-agriculture activist tactics
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May 15 2015
Far from home, four U.S. milk producers made a strong connection with dairy marketers
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April 27 2015
My undergraduate research project offered me a glance into my peers' purchasing preferences at the dairy case
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April 22 2015
FDA studies possible milk and meat residue correlation
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April 17 2015
Free event will discuss strategies to improve fertility and profitability of dairy herds
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March 31 2015
On-farm milk culturing can lead to better mastitis treatment decisions that benefit you, the cow and our industry
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March 30 2015
Having those hard talks are worth the effort when it comes to farm transition planning
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March 23 2015
My bout with an intestinal infection hardened my stance on raw milk. I spent most of my Christmas break helping my boyfriend on his 40-cow dairy in northwestern Wisconsin. The first couple of weeks of...
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March 16 2015
Automated calf feeding systems offer huge benefits but can also challenge management systems. Offering quicker gains, healthier calves and greater labor efficiencies, automated calf feeders have revolutionized...
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Feb. 19 2015
If you have good prep and good milkers, the use of an automatic teat scrubber or more conventional prep routine should have little impact on production. Forestripping serves two purposes in the parlor:...