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The Dairy Calf & Heifer Association (DCHA) has a new logo and brand identity. The new look symbolizes DCHA’s goal to update and modernize its vision to be a source of calf and heifer nutrition, providing industry standards for profitability, performance and leadership.
The government shutdown is over (or at least this chapter of it) and Progressive Cattleman online readers didn’t seem to notice much of a hindrance in Washington’s closed operation.
M.H. Eby Inc., a third generation family-owned manufacturer of aluminum livestock trailers and truck bodies, has awarded Christopher “Chip” Savage from Union Bridge, Maryland, a year’s use of a new Eby Ruff Neck trailer.
Krone North America has released several new products for the upcoming season, including the Comprima round baler, designed to achieve exceptional bale densities, high throughputs and smooth operation.
As more and more countries adopt regulations requiring that U.S. red meat exports include labels printed in the language of the country of destination, the U.S. Meat Export Federation (USMEF) – contractor to the Beef Checkoff Program – has completed an International Nomenclature Guide of Beef Cuts.
The Range Beef Cow Symposium will be Dec. 3-5 in Rapid City, South Dakota, at the Rushmore Convention Center. The RBCS is held every two years on a rotating basis as a joint effort through South Dakota State, Colorado State, Wyoming and Nebraska universities.
It is in-service training for cow-calf ranchers, with presentations and speakers focusing on industry issues, genetics, reproduction, range and forage management, cattle health, nutrition and more.
Dairy producers in the Golden State are unhappy after California Department of Food and Agriculture Secretary Karen Ross extended a temporary price increase across all classes of milk, but did not increase the adjustment requested by the producers.
Kubota Tractor Corp. (KTC) says it will enter the U.S. hay market in 2014 with an all-new line of hay tools.
The new machinery expands the company’s offerings in the agricultural market, and will allow its dealers to serve as a convenient destination for tractors, hay implements and spreaders.
The new implements will be produced by Kverneland Group (KG), an international company that develops, produces and distributes agriculture machinery.
Dairy producers from 12 states recently attended the two-day 2013 Innovation Dairy Tour in western Michigan, hosted by GEA Farm Technologies, to see industry-leading technologies in action on five innovative dairies.
Some of the things they saw included an automatic teat dipping system, a robotic milking system and several other new industry innovations.
Producers "learned first-hand how to improve parlor efficiency, milk quality and overall herd performance," said President and CEO Matt Daley.
As a result of delays caused by the lapse in federal appropriations, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service on Thursday announced rescheduled dates for the remainder of a series of public hearings on two proposed rules — one to list the Mexican wolf as an endangered subspecies and delist the gray wolf elsewhere, and the other to improve recovery efforts for the Mexican wolf in the Southwest.
