Magazine January 2 2023

September 21, 2026

Current News

[ September 21, 2026 ] Students Encouraged to Apply for 2027 Internships at the Farm Level and Industry Level DHIA
[ September 21, 2026 ] Wisconsin Participates in National Agriculture Annual Meeting DHIA
[ September 21, 2026 ] USDA Ends Mandatory Farmer Funding of ESG Commitments in Dairy Checkoff DHIA
[ September 21, 2026 ] Calf Chat: The C’s of Calf Care DHIA
[ September 21, 2026 ] National DHIA offers veterinary student scholarships DHIA
[ September 21, 2026 ] Diesel Prices Surge as Global Supplies Tighten DHIA
[ September 21, 2026 ] The dairy markets are singing the same song – only louder DHIA

Reflecting on checkoff successes with eye toward promising future

December 30, 2022 Sarah S News Team 0

As 2022 concludes, I want to again express my thanks to the Dairy Management Inc. board of directors for their confidence in me as CEO. This past year has given me a tremendous opportunity to [Read More …]

A New Look at Feed Efficiency

December 30, 2022 Sarah S News Team 0

Feed efficiency has been a frustrating topic for dairy producers and their nutritionists ever since the concept of getting more production from the same amount of feed was devised. The “getting more milk” part is [Read More …]

Congress Fails to Pass Agriculture Immigration Reform Legislation

December 30, 2022 Sarah S News Team 0

This is not surprising given the heavy legislative schedule and the political headwinds that were present during the closing days of the 117th Congress. Immigration legislation did not top the list of legislative priorities as [Read More …]

Are You Fighting DF?

December 30, 2022 Sarah S News Team 0

I recently read an excellent article by Julia Ubbenga about “Decision Fatigue” and how it’s impacting a lot of people in their lives. I suspect you know what I am referring to. With all the [Read More …]

A new dairy report from Rabobank shows weakened dairy markets in 2023

December 30, 2022 Sarah S News Team 0

Weaker global dairy markets remain a key theme as 2022 comes to a close, says a new dairy report from Rabobank. After record farmgate prices in many exporting regions this year, milk supply growth has [Read More …]

Anaerobic Digesters: Utilization and Benefit for Dairies

December 30, 2022 Sarah S News Team 0

Introduction Managing manure and controlling on-farm greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from operations has become a costly challenge that many are trying to find solutions for. It is estimated that the U.S. dairy sector contributes 1.9% [Read More …]

Nutrition and Milk Persistency: Something to Think About!

December 30, 2022 Sarah S News Team 0

Persistency is generally considered in terms of dairy cow genetics. Cows that decline in milk more slowly after peaking can produce more milk in their lactation than ones that experience a rapid decline in milk [Read More …]

California’s climate-smart dairy practices creating pathway to significant methane reduction

December 30, 2022 Sarah S News Team 0

The California Dairy Research Foundation (CDRF) and University of California, Davis CLEAR Center has announced the release of a new analysis of methane reduction progress titled Meeting the Call: How California is Pioneering a Pathway to [Read More …]

Reflecting on checkoff successes with eye toward promising future

A New Look at Feed Efficiency

Congress Fails to Pass Agriculture Immigration Reform Legislation

Are You Fighting DF?

A new dairy report from Rabobank shows weakened dairy markets in 2023

Anaerobic Digesters: Utilization and Benefit for Dairies

Nutrition and Milk Persistency: Something to Think About!

California’s climate-smart dairy practices creating pathway to significant methane reduction

From Aflatoxin to Zearalenone: Key Mycotoxins You Should Know – Fumonisins

SWOT Analysis for Your Ranch

DairyBusiness Update Video: Ashlie Johnson on priorities to put in place for 2023

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