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0307 PD: Dairy feed: A new cash crop

March 6, 2007
Cash grain producers generally sell their grown commodities through traditional marketing outlets that set a price for delivery or allow the grower to take advantage of various price risk marketing tools (forward contracts, options, etc.). Occasionally, a neighboring dairy producer may be in need of additional feed because of a less than optimum growing season.
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0307 PD: Avocadomania

March 6, 2007
My friend Steve is in the avocado business, which I think makes him an avocadonist or an avocodinarian. He has many distributors (avocodlers) who count on him to keep them supplied. The freeze that hit southern California this winter wiped out the crop. I called him after I heard him being interviewed on national radio. When he answered, he was in Chile! Turns out he was down there, and in Mexico (home of the guacamole), arranging to import Spanish-speaking avocados to fill the gap for the avocadophiles in the United States of Avocado.
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0307 PD: The View from Here

March 6, 2007
Winter has arrived in Michigan. In weather very similar to that of Bagram Air Field in Afghanistan, I have come from the cold and entered the cold. My leave taking of Afghanistan is nearly complete. I am home physically. However, parts of me are still embedded in the U.S. military unit of soldiers, airmen and warriors. I was told by many of my friends in Afghanistan that the return home would be difficult.
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0307 ANM: How much root zone is needed for livestock nutrients?

March 6, 2007
Mass balance is the balance between the inputs and outputs within a system. With manure, phosphorus (P) mass balance is used to estimate the acres of land or the amount of “root zone” needed to use livestock manure nutrients. Simply, P balance equals P imported minus P exported.
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0307 ANM: Industry Insights: Pumps

March 6, 2007
Fisher Pumps The Fisher Pump is a submersible centrifugal unit that does not require priming, draining or sealing.
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0307 ANM: Jack and his dog bed

March 6, 2007
As Phoenix rose from the ashes, so Jack, the bull terrier, was the symbol of hope that rose from the cook shack conflagration.
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0107 FG: Hay hauling regulations: dodging a big bullet

February 6, 2007
I live on Bob Barton Road in Jerome, Idaho. It is arguably one of the top 10 roads in the United States for hay and straw movement.
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On the Edge of Common Sense: Carbon Offsets

February 6, 2007
Baxter Black
Why do the names “The Conservation Fund” and “Natural Resource Defense Council” send a chill down my spine?
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0207 PD: Shovels and holes

February 6, 2007
As a recent high school graduate and college student, I worked the summer and fall seasons as a sprinkler maintenance technician for a large university. When I took the job I had only a basic understanding of sprinkler systems, but I needed a paycheck and was willing to learn more. I was fairly paid and professionally treated. And although I had a fancy title, it meant little more than ‘grunt’ because that’s the way management had historically viewed the position.
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0207 PD: Managing your dairy: Are you making the high-impact decisions?

February 6, 2007
There are a finite number of hours in a day – 24 to be exact. Most humans require or desire to spend 25 percent or more of those hours sleeping. That leaves up to 18 hours of alert consciousness to make the necessary decisions that impact your business, family and yourself. The approach you take to organize and prioritize those decisions goes a long way toward determining the success (or lack thereof) of your dairy business.
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