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DairyVoice Podcast: An in-depth discussion on technology and its impact on dairy labor efficiency

June 2, 2023 DairyBusiness News Team DP 0

Mike Opperman with Black Dirt Communications hosts this episode of DairyVoice and he talks about technology and its impact on labor efficiency. The episode is a panel, including Stephanie Schroeder from Waikato Milking Systems, Tomas [Read More …]

Penn State’s 2023 Ag Progress Days on tap for Aug. 8-10

June 2, 2023 Sarah S News Team 0

Planning is well underway for Penn State’s 2023 Ag Progress Days exposition, which will be held Aug. 8-10 in Centre County. Sponsored by the College of Agricultural Sciences, the expo is held at the Russell E. Larson Agricultural [Read More …]

Hiland Dairy Celebrates World Milk Day and National Dairy Month by Donating Milk to Area Food Banks

June 2, 2023 Sarah S News Team 0

Hiland Dairy is kicking off World Milk Day on June 1 and National Dairy Month in June by partnering with 15 Feeding America® network food banks across a six-state area. The food banks will receive [Read More …]

Checkoff cultivating science leaders of tomorrow

June 2, 2023 Sarah S News Team 0

We know many consumers are disconnected to the true source of food and the farmers who work every day to assure a steady supply of affordable, safe, nutritious dairy. But it isn’t just the average [Read More …]

What is a Milking Evaluation and How Can it Help Improve Milk Quality?

June 2, 2023 Sarah S News Team 0

The Penn State Extension Dairy Team offers milking evaluations to help dairy producers improve their milk quality and identify issues that could be contributing to an increased Somatic Cell Count (SCC). The number of somatic [Read More …]

Set The Bar for Fly Control With DuraStrike® Fly Scatter Bait From Starbar

June 2, 2023 Sarah S News Team 0

Learn more about fly control solutions from the Starbar team at Central Life Sciences, including effective products such as DuraStrike® Fly Scatter Bait. Proper rotation is essential in fighting against fly bait resistance — allowing [Read More …]

Three ways to minimize stress when moving calves to groups

June 2, 2023 Sarah S News Team 0

Calves prefer routines. Any stress or disruption to normal activity, especially significant changes like a new environment and exposure to other animals, may negatively impact their well-being. One key stressor in a calf’s life is [Read More …]

What Is the Ideal Herd Demographic

June 2, 2023 Sarah S News Team 0

Improving herd productive life raises average milk production, improves feed efficiency, increases beef cross opportunity, lowers heifer inventory, and helps reduce greenhouse gas. Many attractive positive outcomes. Accomplishing this goal requires converting “Platinum Heifers” to [Read More …]

The Producer Review Board had a Meeting

June 2, 2023 Sarah S News Team 0

On May 25, ten members of the Producer Review Board (PRB) got together with California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA) staff and interested members of the public to have an in-person meeting at the [Read More …]

What Choice Do We Have?

June 2, 2023 Sarah S News Team 0

During a recent meeting with a business prospect, he shared his frustration with the rising costs of most inputs, especially the commodities he has been purchasing for his dairy operation. He was quite adamant about [Read More …]

Heat Stress Reminders: Warm Weather is Here

June 2, 2023 Sarah S News Team 0

Heat stress begins with spring warm weather. Spring is the time to focus on cow comfort, feed and water intake to buffer some of the effects of heat stress. Pennsylvania summers typically have high temperatures [Read More …]

Dairies are Returning to Work After Floods

June 2, 2023 Sarah S News Team 0

Dairy operators in Tulare and Kings counties say they are thankful to return to the normal rhythms of feeding, milking and calving after historic flooding in March burst levees and forced dairies to rapidly evacuate [Read More …]

Utilizing Pasture – Strategy to Lower Feed Costs

June 2, 2023 Sarah S News Team 0

Incorporating grazing into your feeding management program can offer financial benefits. However it is important to ensure continued management of both animal and feed when doing so. Production perspective: There are 5 to 7 months [Read More …]

Preventing abomasal bloat in dairy calves

June 2, 2023 Sarah S News Team 0

Abomasal bloat is a disease that occurs within the first few weeks after birth and with more frequency between five-10 days of life of calves. It is characterized by accumulation of gas in the fourth [Read More …]

Herbicide Options for Controlling a Failed Corn Crop

June 2, 2023 Sarah S News Team 0

If you have a failed corn crop or volunteers from last season, here are some suggestions to kill the existing stand before replanting. With a spring like this, we are getting questions about poor corn [Read More …]

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National Mastitis Council calls for Scholar applicants

June 2, 2023 Sarah S News Team 0

Graduate students will earn trip to NMC Annual Meeting in Dallas The National Mastitis Council (NMC) Scholars program offers at least four travel scholarships for full-time graduate students interested in controlling mastitis, promoting udder health [Read More …]

Support the Next Generation Through Your Everyday Feed Purchase

June 2, 2023 Sarah S News Team 0

Submit Your Bids for Up to $5,000 Worth of Purina Dairy Feed Products If you want to support the next generation of dairy through your everyday feed purchase, submit your bid in the “Feed for the [Read More …]

Real California Milk Encourages Consumers To “Snack Happy”

June 2, 2023 Sarah S News Team 0

The Return Of Retail Campaign Highlighting Dairy Snacks For Summer The California Milk Advisory Board (CMAB) announced today the return of a retail campaign focused on summer snacking with Real California dairy products. Snacking has [Read More …]

Submissions open for 16th annual Indiana agriculture photo contest

June 2, 2023 Sarah S News Team 0

The Indiana State Department of Agriculture will accept submissions for the 16th annual Indiana Agriculture Photo Contest during the month of June. The contest is open to all Indiana residents and was created to recognize the hard work and [Read More …]

Amplimune an alternative for herd health as FDA further restricts antibiotics

June 2, 2023 Sarah S News Team 0

As the US Food & Drug Administration (FDA) heads toward full implementation of its plan for supporting veterinary antimicrobial stewardship, NovaVive Inc. offers an antibiotic alternative for cattle. Amplimune® is an emulsion of mycobacterium cell [Read More …]

California Dairy Families Partner with Raley’s Food For Families and Local Shoppers to Support Milk for Families in Need

June 1, 2023 Sarah S News Team 0

Secretary of Agriculture Karen Ross Joins Kickoff of Giving Gallons at Raley’s Freeport in Sacramento One in 5 Californians — that’s about 8 million people — currently struggle with food insecurity. California’s dairy farm families [Read More …]

Center for Dairy Excellence Hires New Employee and Summer Intern

June 1, 2023 Sarah S News Team 0

Hess and Anderson Join the Center’s Team of Eight Employees to Support the Dairy Industry The Center for Dairy Excellence has named Allen Hess as the Customer Relations Specialist to support dairy farmers, educators, and [Read More …]

Center for Dairy Excellence Awards $210,000

June 1, 2023 DairyBusiness News Team DP 0

Helps Dairy Producers Enhance Efficiency & Cow Comfort The Dairy Excellence Grants Were Awarded to 42 Dairy Producers From 23 PA Counties The Center for Dairy Excellence recently awarded a collective total of $210,000 to [Read More …]

New study discovers human interaction may reduce calves’ stress during important life stage

June 1, 2023 DairyBusiness News Team DP 0

In a new study published in the journal “JDS Communications,” scientists at the University of Florida have discovered that human interaction with calves helps to reduce abnormal oral behaviors and increase rest during early life. [Read More …]

USDA, DHS Cut Ribbon on National Bio and Agro-Defense Facility Release & Contact Info Press Release Release No. 0119.23 Contact: USDA Press Email: press@usda.gov

June 1, 2023 Sarah S News Team 0

Today, U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Science and Technology Directorate (S&T) officials celebrated the dedication and ribbon-cutting of the National Bio and Agro-Defense Facility (NBAF). This facility, which offers the [Read More …]

The Better Safer Canadian campaign focuses on three key message

June 1, 2023 Sarah S News Team 0

Animal Health Canada Announces Updated CLT Training Program For Livestock Transporters Animal Health Canada (“AHC”) today announced a significant update to its Canadian Livestock Transport (“CLT”) certification program, a comprehensive training course for livestock and poultry transporters, [Read More …]

Focus on Mental Health in Agriculture Continues

June 1, 2023 Sarah S News Team 0

As Mental Health Awareness Month comes to an end, the Kansas Department of Agriculture reminds all those in the Kansas agriculture community that mental health needs to be a priority all year round. As farmers [Read More …]

Planting the Seeds for Success at Farm Science Review 2023

June 1, 2023 Sarah S News Team 0

Planting season is underway across Ohio and the midwest, and the Farm Science Review staff is hard at work preparing for this year’s show. The annual farm show is set to take place Sept. 19-21 [Read More …]

NIAA Graduates Animal Agriculture Leaders

June 1, 2023 Sarah S News Team 0

The first cohort of the Advanced Training for Animal Agriculture Leaders completed the 16-month program. The inaugural class of the National Institute for Animal Agriculture’s (NIAA) Advanced Training for Animal Agriculture Leaders completed their 16-month leadership training [Read More …]

Right to Repair Momentum Continues with Michigan Bill Introduction

June 1, 2023 Sarah S News Team 0

Momentum continues to build in the Right to Repair movement! This week, Chair of the House Agriculture Committee in Michigan, Reggie Miller (D-31), introduced the “Agricultural Equipment Repair Act” HB 4673. The bill would ensure farmers [Read More …]

Year: 2023

DairyVoice Podcast: An in-depth discussion on technology and its impact on dairy labor efficiency

Penn State’s 2023 Ag Progress Days on tap for Aug. 8-10

Hiland Dairy Celebrates World Milk Day and National Dairy Month by Donating Milk to Area Food Banks

Checkoff cultivating science leaders of tomorrow

What is a Milking Evaluation and How Can it Help Improve Milk Quality?

Set The Bar for Fly Control With DuraStrike® Fly Scatter Bait From Starbar

Three ways to minimize stress when moving calves to groups

What Is the Ideal Herd Demographic

The Producer Review Board had a Meeting

What Choice Do We Have?

Heat Stress Reminders: Warm Weather is Here

Dairies are Returning to Work After Floods

Utilizing Pasture – Strategy to Lower Feed Costs

Preventing abomasal bloat in dairy calves

Herbicide Options for Controlling a Failed Corn Crop

National Mastitis Council calls for Scholar applicants

Support the Next Generation Through Your Everyday Feed Purchase

Real California Milk Encourages Consumers To “Snack Happy”

Submissions open for 16th annual Indiana agriculture photo contest

Amplimune an alternative for herd health as FDA further restricts antibiotics

California Dairy Families Partner with Raley’s Food For Families and Local Shoppers to Support Milk for Families in Need

Center for Dairy Excellence Hires New Employee and Summer Intern

Center for Dairy Excellence Awards $210,000

New study discovers human interaction may reduce calves’ stress during important life stage

USDA, DHS Cut Ribbon on National Bio and Agro-Defense Facility Release & Contact Info Press Release Release No. 0119.23 Contact: USDA Press Email: press@usda.gov

The Better Safer Canadian campaign focuses on three key message

Focus on Mental Health in Agriculture Continues

Planting the Seeds for Success at Farm Science Review 2023

NIAA Graduates Animal Agriculture Leaders

Right to Repair Momentum Continues with Michigan Bill Introduction

Dietary crude protein: how low can we go thanks to the amino acid balancing concept in dairy cows?

Why Herd Immunity Matters to Your Dairy

What If You Could?

Cover Crops After Corn Silage