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Articles Tagged with ''legacy''

Just dropping by: Marriage: Not for the faint of heart

February 9, 2012
This year, on March 12, my parents will celebrate their 70th wedding anniversary. They were married in 1942, just as World War II was rearing its monstrous head. Daddy was 19 and Mom was barely 15.
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Feb. 11, 2012 issue: Export assistance watch

February 9, 2012
Click here to download a pdf of the latest Export Assistance Watch update, provided by Cooperatives Working Together. PD
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Feb. 11, 2012 issue: Export watch

February 9, 2012
Click here to download a pdf of the latest Export Watch update, provided by Innovation Center for U.S. Dairy. PD
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Meet your dairy consumer: Gary Klein

February 9, 2012
Dario Martinez
HOW WE MET: I sat next to Gary on a recent flight from Phoenix to Minneapolis. We struck up a conversation talking about what each other did for a living. I told him I was a dairy magazine editor. I found out he is a consultant in energy efficiency and sustainability projects. Gary’s main focus includes designing efficient hot water systems for homes and businesses. As we talked, we discussed how the projects he worked on also applied to dairies across the country.
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Feb. 11, 2012 issue: Industry Watch List

February 9, 2012
Click here to download a pdf of the latest Industry Watch List, provided by Dairy Management, Inc. PD
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Potassium source matters

February 9, 2012
Elliot Block
Potassium is a nutrient critical for the health and performance of lactating dairy cows. Large amounts of potassium are lost through milk production, so cows need supplemental potassium just to meet daily maintenance requirements.
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We were so afraid of being paddled

February 9, 2012
Walt Cooley
As an elementary school student, the greatest threat of punishment for bad behavior was the paddle. At that time, corporal punishment was permissible in Florida, the home of much of my childhood. I never actually saw what a paddle looked like, and still to this day doubt whether one even existed.
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Cash flow implications for improving cull cow condition

February 9, 2012
Jeff Mikus
Beef prices in the last year have provided significant opportunity for aggressive culling and increased cash flow from the sale of less-productive cows. Indicators suggest this trend will remain for an extended period of time, providing producers with a means to both aggressively cull and replace cows at a lower net cost.
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The View from Here: Causes and factors of food insecurity in Africa

February 9, 2012
Mike Gangwer
Reporting to you from Central Equatoria State, South Sudan Africa … I have just returned from Morobo County, in the Central Equatoria state of South Sudan. It is in the Greenbelt, which is so named because of the usual rainfall, beginning in March and ending about October. As of this writing we are in the dry season, November through February.
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Selling the curds and whey

February 9, 2012
Ben Yale
A classic nursery rhyme starts like this: Little Miss Muffet Sat on a tuffet, Eating her curds and whey; The poem’s main character loved every bit of dairy. But what if this Mother Goose character became a modern, more selective dairy consumer? What would happen if she only wanted cheese curds and not the whey?
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