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DMC Is Timely

Safety nets have been a part of dairy’s financial landscape for many years but the net has changed since the old price support program and keeps changing. Hoard’s Dairyman managing editor Corey Geiger talked about the new Dairy Margin Coverage on today's Dairy Radio...
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Managing Methane Emissions

Dr. Mike Hutjens, retired dairy extension specialist from the University of Illinois joins us on Dairy Radio to tell us more about reducing methane emissions on the dairy farm.
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Substituting Real Milk For Fake Milk Could Put Kids At Risk

An important new study from the European Journal of Nutrition reveals that young children fed a diet relying on plant based beverages "may risk deficiencies of calcium, zinc, iodine, vitamins B2, B12, D, A, and indispensable amino acids." National Milk's Chris Galen...
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What’s the Impact of Winter Kill?

Spring is finally here and alfalfa will be ready to harvest before you know it. After a tough winter of flooding and a polar vortex, there are a lot of questions around the topic of winter kill. Dr. David Combs, professor of Dairy Science at UW-Madison, discusses...
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Will Spring Flush Affect Cheese Prices?

Jerry Dryer, analyst and consultant with JDG Consulting, says cheese prices popped higher earlier than he expected this spring, although he warns the price could slip due to the spring flush, which USDA says is occurring in parts of the West and Southern Central...
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Milk Margin Data Shows 65 Cent Loss Per Cow

Dr. Mike Hutjens recaps new data from dairy CPA firm Genske, Mulder & Company on today's Feed Forum Friday:
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Vilsack Bullish On Dairy Exports

Tom Vilsack, President and CEO of the U.S Dairy Export Council updates Dairy Radio listeners on an initiative that hopes to build U.S. dairy export volume from 15 to 20 percent. The former ag secretary spoke at today's Oregon Dairy Industries Conference in Salem,...
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Research Looks At Farmer Mental Health

Dr. Josie Rudolphi, associate research scientist at the National Farm Medicine Center, Marshfield Clinic Research Institute, joined us on Dairy Radio to share some of the research in the area of farmer mental health.
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2,700 Dairies Quit in 2018

Lee Mielke discusses the current state of the industry with Corey Geiger, Managing Editor of Hoard's Dairyman:
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New Recommendations When Feeding Calves

Dr. Mike Hutjens tells us about new research from the University of Guelph on feeding young calves:
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Send Everyone Home Safe

by | Apr 2, 2019 | Dairy Radio Now, The Professional Dairy Producers of Wisconsin | 0 comments

Silage-related tragedy knows no age boundary as workers and bystanders of all ages have been injured or killed during silage harvest and feed-out. Dr. Keith Bolson of Kansas State has created a handbook to help farms, dairies, feedlots and silage contractors as part of the Keith Bolson Silage Safety Foundation

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