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Pacific Agriculture Show is the ‘place to be’

December 22, 2011
With more than 250 companies exhibiting the latest equipment, products and techniques for the ag business – the Pacific Agriculture Show is the place to be for anyone involved in agribusiness. Held Jan. 26-28 at the Tradex Exhibition Centre in Abbotsford, British Columbia. Show times are Thursday through Saturday, 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The admission charge is $10 for adults, $5 for seniors, and children under 14 free.
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Dairy Nutrition Workshop and Model Training Session planned for January

December 22, 2011
Bringing the newest thinking on ruminant nutrition to the field will be the topic of a dairy nutrition workshop and model training session. Dr. Randy Shaver, University of Wisconsin, will discuss dairy cattle starch research and Dr. David Mertens, Mertens Innovation &Research, will present information on the use of aNDF in the evaluation of forage quality and formulation of dairy rations. Dr. Tom Tylutki and Lynn Gilbert, Agricultural Modeling and Training Systems, will tie this new information to ration formulation using the AMTS.Cattle.Professional program, an implementation of the Cornell Net Carbohydrate and Protein System (CNCPS).
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World Dairy Expo celebrates stellar volunteer force

December 22, 2011
The annual “Friends of Expo” reception held Dec. 1 at the Alliant Energy Center in Madison, Wisconsin, gathered a record number of volunteers that assist in implementing the world-class dairy industry show. Two hundred and nine guests attended the Asian-themed volunteer appreciation dinner and celebrated another successful 2011 World Dairy Expo. Four “Friends of Expo” were honored that evening as outstanding volunteers. The individuals that were honored for their years of support and outstanding service to World Dairy Expo were selected from more than 400 volunteers who help run the cattle shows, commercial exhibits, youth contests, school tours, Purple Cow Gift Shop and educational venues during the five-day show. The 2011 Friends of Expo honorees include: Brenda Lee Turner, Betty Haag, Julie Ehrke and Maureen DeBruin.
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NCBA annual convention tuning up for Nashville

December 22, 2011
The 114th annual Cattle Industry Convention and National Cattlemen’s Beef Association Trade Show will ride into Nashville, Tennessee, for its four-day event Feb. 1-4, at the Gaylord Opryland Resort and Convention Center. Producers will again have the opportunity to learn about some of today’s most pressing issues facing the beef and cattle industry, while also gleaning information in the 19th Annual Cattlemen’s College.
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Quality-focused and customer-oriented

December 22, 2011
Kim Holt
“In marketing, you don’t produce something and ask people to buy it. Find out what people want and figure out a way to produce it,” says beef producer Jim Lerwick of Pine Bluffs, Wyoming.
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Akaushi: A genetic treasure

December 22, 2011
Cassie Payne Webb
Akaushi beef inspires praise for trumping other breeds in marbling capacity and health benefits, while the breed itself displays competitive traits such as feed efficiency and calving ease.
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Treat those heifers right

December 22, 2011
Scott Lake
Heifers represent the future and the best genetics in your cowherd.
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Beef industry must tackle the drop in reproduction rate

December 22, 2011
Jim M. McGrann
The decline in the U.S. cattle inventory is well documented. The decline has sharpened particularly over the past 10 years and continued through 2011.
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KABA/Select Sires and Cache Valley Select Sires Inc. form new cooperative

December 21, 2011
The boards of directors and management teams of KABA/Select Sires and Cache Valley Select Sires, Inc. are pleased to announce that an agreement has been signed for the two cooperatives to merge into one new cooperative. Select Sires MidAmerica, Inc. has been formed and will begin conducting business on Jan. 1. The new cooperative will provide its customer-owners from 11 states across mid-America cost savings and enhanced services from Select Sires MidAmerica’s personnel while offering the same high-quality products that Select Sires is well-known for.
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American Agri-Women elect officers, recognize outstanding contributors

December 21, 2011
Women involved in agriculture from throughout the U.S. and Canada met in Wichita, Kansas, recently for the 36th annual American Agri-Women (AAW) convention. They elected officers, recognized outstanding contributors – and gathered information and resources to advocate for agriculture. AAW is a national coalition of more than 40,000 farm, ranch and agribusiness women, representing 60 state and commodity affiliates. National officers for 2012 are: • President: Karen Yost, Billings, Montana • First Vice President for Resolutions & Vital Issues: Sue McCrum, Mars Hill, Maine • Vice President Communications: Abby Amick, Alma, Kansas • Vice President Education: Lisa Condon, Horicon, Wisconsin • Secretary: Jody Elrod, Sinton, Texas • Treasurer: Peggy Clark, Dayton, Ohio • Past-President: Chris Wilson, Manhattan, Kansas
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