Combine the economic engine of the dairy industry in the Northeast, the strength and growth potential of the Midwest and the evolving industry in the Southeast, and you’ve got a powerful combination of tradition and progressive change.

That’s the driving force behind Eastern DairyBusiness, merging the former Northeast DairyBusiness and Midwest DairyBusiness magazines. The magazine’s new coverage area, stretching from New England to Minnesota and Florida to Missouri, includes 14 of the nation’s top 23 dairy states. The area is home to more than 52,000 commercially licensed dairy operations, producing about 50% of the nation’s milk. We know how important it is to make efficient use of your marketing dollars, so Eastern DairyBusiness targets all herds of 100+ cows or more in the region.

The region also boasts some of the top university dairy science departments and researchers, the most progressive and forward-thinking dairy producer organizations and a strong base of dairy-related companies, providing a deep well of editorial resources and an even larger pool of marketing opportunities.

Eastern DairyBusiness will retain the highly acclaimed Pro-Dairy section, a special editorial package produced by Cornell University and featured in Northeast DairyBusiness for eight years. Monthly themes focus on critical dairy management components. Special issues will highlight two of the nation’s largest agricultural shows – Empire Farm Days and the king of them all, World Dairy Expo – as well as our comprehensive annual Dairy Statistics issue.

Find out why, when it comes to reaching dairy producers in the Eastern half of the United States, they’ll soon be calling Eastern DairyBusiness the “Beast of the East.”