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Articles Tagged with ''legacy''

The Milk House: On the farming community

February 29, 2012
Ryan Dennis
Unknown to most of the world, Israeli dairy farmers have developed one of the most advanced dairy industries in existence. This small country with a turbulent political history, scarce resources and one of the worst climates in which to milk cows has pioneered impressive innovations in the field.
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Letter to the Editor: Milk price 'cure' is worse than the disease

February 29, 2012
Alan Kozak
Dear Editor, Taxpayers on the hook for $3 billion to push small dairy farms out of business? The proposed cure is worse than the disease. The disease is farm milk price volatility and ongoing narrow to negative milk-to-feed margins that have crippled many dairy farm businesses. The proposed cure is the Dairy Security Act which was introduced by Rep. Collin Peterson (D-MN).
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Meet your dairy consumer: Brett Barry

February 29, 2012
Emily Caldwell Gwin
HOW WE MET: During the Pennsylvania Farm Show in Harrisburg, I volunteered to help at PennAg Industries Association’s food booth. PennAg invited several legislators from the nearby state capitol to visit the Farm Show and to see the organization’s new “Today’s Agriculture” display. I thought it would be interesting to hear how someone involved in politics views the dairy industry.
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On the Edge of Common Sense: Feedlot consultants: A tribute

February 29, 2012
Baxter Black
When I started practicing feedlot medicine in the late ’60s it was a fairly new specialty. Feedlots, as we picture them now in the Midwest and Southwest, were not as common.
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On the Edge of Common Sense: The cowboy and the vet

February 29, 2012
Baxter Black
I’ve oft addressed the challenge of being true to the cowboy life. Remember, the cowboy’s dream is to be able to support himself throughout his life … without ever getting a job!
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The ‘wild’ side part of Ranch Management University set for April 9-13

February 28, 2012
The Texas AgriLife Extension Service’s Ranch Management University, scheduled April 9-13, will address several wildlife topics this year to aid those managing for more than just livestock, according to an AgriLife Extension specialist.
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USDA goes the extra mile for producers, helping to meet demand for U.S. cattle

February 27, 2012
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has been taking extra steps to meet the needs and ensure the success of some of its most important customers – U.S. exporters. "Overall, U.S. farmers and ranchers are experiencing their best period in history in terms of agricultural exports, and USDA's support is an important part of that success," said Rebecca Blue, Acting Deputy Under Secretary for Marketing and Regulatory Programs.
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Expert: Texas cattle producers should remain de-stocked despite recent rainfall

February 27, 2012
Beef producers shouldn’t get too caught up in adding cattle to herds despite recent rainfall, according to a Texas AgriLife Extension Service forage specialist. “After the drought, remain de-stocked,” said Dr. Larry Redmon, AgriLife Extension state forage specialist in College Station. “Just because you see green in the spring doesn’t mean you should load up with cows again. Consider drought management as part of your overall strategy.”
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The Facebook dilemma

February 27, 2012
Sarah Hubbart
Picture this. You’ve decided to take a quick mental break from your work day by logging on to Facebook. You’re minding your own business, just scrolling through your news feed, when – BAM – it hits you. Your second cousin from the big city has posted the latest anti-animal agriculture video to hit YouTube, courtesy of an animal rights group.
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2012 World Ag Expo: Photo slideshow

February 27, 2012
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