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Promoting Silage Bunker Safety

The in and outs of bunker safety is our topic today with Connie Kuber, Co-Owner of Conner Agriscience joins us on today's PDPW Producer Tuesday:  
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Weak Production Lately

Lucas Fuess is a Senior Dairy Analyst for RaboResearch Food & Agribusiness and is based in Chicago:  
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Supporting Calf Immunity

Dr. Mike Hutjens discusses the topic of supporting calf immunity - from a recent webinar from Mississippi State University:      
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Keep Chocolate Milk In Schools

Chris Galen with the National Milk Producers Federation discusses the latest efforts to keep dairy in school meals:      
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Farmers Are A Trusted Source

John Clark reports from the recently completed Stakeholders Summit from the Animal Ag Alliance:  
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Managing Feed

Managing feed is our topic on this PDPW Producer Tuesday, brought to you by the Professional Dairy Producers.  
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Butter Is Beacon Of Hope

Butter was a “beacon of hope" in the USDA's latest supply and demand data, which was a contrast to several other disappointments last week. Betty Berning, HighGround Dairy contributing dairy economist, talks with Lee Mielke about it.  
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Stay Focused

by | May 13, 2020 | Chris Galen, Dairy Radio Now, Policy Thursday | 0 comments

The economic and health risks of coronavirus have many dairy producers on edge – but staying focused on the task at hand and remembering the value that dairy farming provides can help carry farmers through, says NMPF’s Emily Yeiser-Stepp: LISTEN

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