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Two-Part Series on Federal Milk Marketing Order Reforms

July 1, 2024 Sarah S News Team 0

Leading experts to provide updates, answer questions on July 10, July 24 episodes The United States Department of Agriculture is expected to release recommendations for reforms to the Federal Milk Marketing Order (FMMO) in coming [Read More …]

On-Farm Mortality Composting Training Scheduled for July 13th from 10am – 3pm in Bath, NY

July 1, 2024 Sarah S News Team 0

Join CCE, Cornell’s Waste Management Institute, and the Weaver Family for a practical overview and approach to on-farm composting of livestock mortalities. Composting is one of the effective, practical ways to dispose of animal carcasses [Read More …]

GROWMARK Becomes New Owner of Grain Facility on Calumet River in Chicago

July 1, 2024 Sarah S News Team 0

In a deal that closed Thursday, June 27, with COFCO International, GROWMARK became the sole owner of one of the most influential grain warehouses in the state of Illinois due to its connection with the Chicago [Read More …]

Usjersey to Offer More Than $30,000 In Scholarships/Educational Awards

July 1, 2024 Sarah S News Team 0

Monday, July 1 is the deadline to apply for scholarship and educational awards administered by the American Jersey Cattle Association (AJCA), Reynoldsburg, Ohio. Link to apply: https://www.usjersey.com/Portals/0/AJCA/2_Docs/Youth/24-NationalJerseyYouthScholarship.docx The funds will provide financial support for young Jersey owners [Read More …]

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Rethink how you use your herd health tools

July 1, 2024 Sarah S News Team 0

Health-focused herd management tools provide powerful insights to improve cow care and your bottom line. Preventive measures are key to keeping your herd healthy and profitable. But when unforeseen factors like environment, weather or disease [Read More …]

IDFA Regulatory RoundUP

July 1, 2024 Sarah S News Team 0

Overview IDFA’s Regulatory RoundUP virtual conference returns this summer with a jam-packed lineup of current and former federal regulatory officials and regulatory experts from IDFA and other organizations serving the food and beverage and nutrition [Read More …]

Why dairy: The first 1,000 days

July 1, 2024 Sarah S News Team 0

Let’s work together to provide nutrition that supports global health and wellness, maximizing dairy’s impact on children’s early development for a healthy first 1,000 days and beyond. June is National Dairy Month, a time to [Read More …]

Biting Flies on Dairy Farms Can Spread Bovine Mastitis

July 1, 2024 Sarah S News Team 0

Highlights: Bovine mastitis is a potentially fatal condition with myriad known causes, including bacteria. Biting flies may help cause mastitis, but the mechanisms are not well elucidated. Researchers characterized microbial diversity in biting flies and [Read More …]

Adjusting Nutrient Management Plans Due To Excessive Wet Conditions

July 1, 2024 DairyBusiness News Team DP 0

In nutrient management planning, we are always looking ahead to the future at the time plans are written. It is important to remember that they are plans and that plans can change. This spring, for [Read More …]

Dairy Companies Volunteer to Clean Up Warner Park in Madison, Donate Nutritious Cheese to Second Harvest of Southern Wisconsin

July 1, 2024 Sarah S News Team 0

Leaders from dozens of top dairy companies turned out at Madison’s Warner Park yesterday for an afternoon park cleanup organized by the IDFA Foundation and Wild Warner, an organization created to preserve and maintain Warner [Read More …]

Month: July 2024

Two-Part Series on Federal Milk Marketing Order Reforms

On-Farm Mortality Composting Training Scheduled for July 13th from 10am – 3pm in Bath, NY

GROWMARK Becomes New Owner of Grain Facility on Calumet River in Chicago

Usjersey to Offer More Than $30,000 In Scholarships/Educational Awards

Rethink how you use your herd health tools

IDFA Regulatory RoundUP

Why dairy: The first 1,000 days

Biting Flies on Dairy Farms Can Spread Bovine Mastitis

Adjusting Nutrient Management Plans Due To Excessive Wet Conditions

Dairy Companies Volunteer to Clean Up Warner Park in Madison, Donate Nutritious Cheese to Second Harvest of Southern Wisconsin

The Downside and Upside of Increasing Exports

Not all fiber behaves the same in dairy rations

What Is Your Reason?

Preparing Grain Storages for Harvest