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Butch Lerum and Don Mullen named 2011 SMS Genetic Consultants of the Year

June 6, 2011
Butch Lerum of Minnesota/Select Sires Co-op Inc. and Don Mullen of NorthStar Cooperative, have been honored as the Select Mating Service (SMS) genetic consultants of the year. Lerum and Mullen received this award at Select Sires’ national SMS Consultant Conference held in Texas and New Mexico in early May. This national award is presented annually to genetic consultants who exemplify the qualities that make SMS known worldwide as the premier mating program in the industry to assist dairy producers in developing genetic business plans. The recipient must have years of superior service, a history of high-quality evaluations and the ability to build and maintain successful relationships with dairy producers.
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On the Edge of Common Sense: The middle of nowhere

June 3, 2011
Baxter Black
Branding season. Springtime west of the Mississippi. Long days in the saddle. Sitting on a horse miles from nowhere, it seems, trying to spot cows on the gather, silence except for the thud of your horse’s hooves. You might as well be on a fishing boat in the middle of nowhere watching the waves. The more I work with real cowboys, the more I realize how little I know. This means no disrespect for those cowboys who achieve fame as our rodeo heroes, or noted horse clinicians, trick riders, ropers and movie stars. They have chosen one specialty from the many skills that everyday real cowboys use daily, and then become an authority on that facet of cowboyosity.
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The View from Here: Change in human behavior

June 3, 2011
Mike Gangwer
During Christmas of 2010, I was assigned to Embassy Islamabad, Pakistan. I wrote four articles about the assignment there. One day about the end of December, I received a Christmas package from my wife, Sandy. In it was the book “Three Cups of Tea” written by Greg Mortenson.
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New site opens door to sustainable agriculture grants

June 3, 2011
Grant information, videos, books, online courses, profiles of cutting-edge, on-farm research and much more – it's all available with a click of your mouse at the Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education program's (SARE) new websites.
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Red Brand’s year-long ‘Home Grown’ initiative raises more than $100,000 for local FFA chapters

June 3, 2011
After successfully raising more than $100,000 in the first year of a new grass-roots campaign that provided funds to local FFA chapters throughout the country, the nation’s leading fence manufacturer has announced its decision to make this campaign an annual event. Early last year, Peoria, Illinois-based Keystone Steel and Wire Co., maker of Red Brand fence, launched its “Home Grown” initiative, a program to benefit FFA through its Red Brand agricultural fencing sales division. For every roll of Red Brand agricultural fencing purchased by a participating retailer, $1 is donated to a designated local FFA chapter or chapters of their choice.
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Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board's Taste the Dairy Difference campaign

June 3, 2011
Karen Lee
This June Dairy Month, the Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board (WMMB) is celebrating real dairy products with its Taste the Dairy Difference campaign. Patrick Geoghegan, WMMB, explains this interactive website, which is also equipped with a mobile version. What is the web address? GEOGHEGAN: www.TheDairyDifference.com Why was it developed? GEOGHEGAN: The website was developed to celebrate June Dairy Month with a collection of 12 new dairy recipes, as well as dairy farm breakfast information for the 2011 June Dairy Month Taste the Dairy Difference campaign.
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New Hire Janet Keller

June 3, 2011
Janet Keller Madison, Wisconsin Communications/Public Relations Manager World Dairy Expo
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USDA, First Lady announce new nutrition guide

June 2, 2011
First Lady Michelle Obama, Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack and Surgeon General Regina Benjamin today unveiled the federal government's new food icon, MyPlate, to serve as a reminder to help consumers make healthier food choices.
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How to choose the right pipe for your fencing needs

June 2, 2011
Buying pipe fencing isn’t easy these days. Any Internet search for fencing returns tens of thousands of hits – most of them claim they have the strongest, longest-lasting and cheapest pipe in the nation.
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A look at retail meat price comparisons

June 2, 2011
Demand for both beef and pork increased noticeably through the first quarter of this year according to demand indexes calculated by the Livestock Marketing Information Center. The first quarter demand index for beef worked out to 79 in 2011 compared with 74 in 2010.Q1. Similarly, the pork demand index increased from 76 to 85 from 2010.Q1 to 2011.Q1. Improving domestic demand and strong exports have helped push retail beef and pork prices to historic highs. In fact, in April both all fresh beef retail and pork retail prices reported by USDA Economic Research Service hit new record levels: 445.3 cents/pound for beef and 337.7 cents/pound for pork.
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