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Progressive Dairyman prides itself on highlighting new technologies for dairy producers, and this issue’s cover image and accompanying stories here and here are the result of several months of discussion and planning.
More than half of dairies in the U.S. have hosted a farm tour for the public at some time in the past. That’s according to recent online and phone surveys conducted by the magazine.
Just around the corner is fall corn silage harvest. This is the time to evaluate how things went last year and what needs to be improved upon this year. Here are a few key areas to consider when planning for a successful and safe corn silage harvest.
World dairy supplies expanded the last five years on the assumption that uninterrupted China growth was almost a sure thing, but that’s no longer the case.
As a dairy farmer, you regularly manage through issues that arise with herd health, labor, equipment, facilities and crops. No one doubts your ability to remain resilient in the face of constant challenge.
As we’ve explored some concepts and dynamics of farm transitions over the past few months, we can start to take a deeper dive into some of the pros and cons of potential directions taken.
