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Articles Tagged with ''legacy''

Immune health helps boost milk production

April 18, 2014
Jim Chapman
The aim of a properly managed and nutritionally sound dry cow and early lactation program is to prepare the cow for a profitable lactation. Maximizing dry matter intakes, minimizing negative energy and protein balance, maintaining calcium homeostasis and minimizing immune dysfunction are critical points to a smooth transition into lactation.
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Transition cow diet formulation – Don’t forget methionine

April 18, 2014
Daniel Luchini
Methionine, a required nutrient for cows, has been principally used in dairy rations with the goal of improving milk production or composition. When cows are fed diets enriched with methionine, they respond with an increase in milk volume, an increase in the percentage of protein in the milk, or by a combination of both. Further, it is not uncommon to see an increase in milk fat percentage.
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Just dropping by ... Our modern Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil

April 18, 2014
A recent article states: “The message of His Holiness Pope Francis for the 48th World Communications Day announced that the Internet is a gift from God”. The Pope’s announcement caused quite a stir. People seemed to rejoice and were gleefully suggesting that now we can do anything we want.
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Mechanics Corner: Regular manure spreader maintenance is a must

April 18, 2014
Troy Moen
Depending on the needs of your operation, manure spreaders can be an integral part of your farm’s daily chore routine or a machine of heavy seasonal use. In either case, preventative regular maintenance can help avoid costly repairs and frustrating downtime.
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HERd management: Think spring

April 18, 2014
Christina Winch
This winter has been one for the record books here in southwest Wisconsin. We have endured record cold and plenty of snow.
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The Milk House: Anthem

April 18, 2014
Ryan Dennis
The more one reads about agriculture in other parts of the world, the more it seems like the story of farming changes little country to country. From Australia to Belgium, farmers lament the volatile prices and narrow margins.
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On the Edge of Common Sense: The ag media explosion

April 18, 2014
Baxter Black
How does it strike you that the more concentrated agriculture becomes, the more rural/ag media is available? Regional farm, ranch and equine-oriented publications are still a very strong part of our print media. Many of them have been around for more than 50 years.
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On the Edge of Common Sense: Free Henny Penny

April 18, 2014
Baxter Black
As America continues to become tangled in the web of domesticated animal welfare, we continue to exacerbate the inhumane results of our efforts. The closing of horse slaughter plants has backfired.
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Women share stories, advice at annual ag conference

April 18, 2014
Krista Stauffer
On March 15, 2014, women across Washington, Oregon and Idaho gathered for Washington State University’s third annual Women in Agriculture Conference. The live feed reached more than 500 women in 28 locations. The primary focus was how to manage change in your operations.
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Dairy industry supports White House strategy to reduce methane emissions

April 18, 2014
In late March, the White House announced a Biogas and Energy Roadmap to reduce methane emissions from agriculture.
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