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Articles Tagged with ''legacy''

May 1, 2013 issue: Industry Honor Roll

April 30, 2013
• Dr. K. Larry Smith, professor emeritus at Ohio State University, has won the National Mastitis Council (NMC) Award of Excellence for Mastitis Prevention and Control.
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May 1, 2013 issue: New Products

April 30, 2013
Kubota introduces BX70 Series sub-compact tractors Kubota’s new BX-Series sub-compact tractor line includes four models equipped with three-cylinder diesel Kubota engines built exclusively for the series.
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I belong to... AFIA: Alan B. Gunderson

April 30, 2013
Age: 58 Location: Madison, Wisconsin Your background in agriculture: Master of science in ag business management from the University of Wisconsin – Madison. Currently vice president of Vita Plus Corp.
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On the Edge of Common Sense: Federal Department of Whimsy

April 30, 2013
Baxter Black
April 1, 2025 headline: Wine and cheese banned from American diets The presidentially appointed Director of Taste has declared the selling and/or dispensing of all fermented beverages derived from the fruit of the vine is to be prohibited in the U.S.
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On the Edge of Common Sense: Halter safety

April 30, 2013
Baxter Black
I can always count on my friends to add a new page to my scrapbook entitled “How to Mess up a Simple Calving.” This chapter would be entitled “Halter Safety.”
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The View from Here: The best learning comes in the field

April 30, 2013
Mike Gangwer
At a recent training event at the USDA-NRCS State Office in East Lansing, Michigan, 25 employees attended a technical course for two days. I helped deliver this course. When done, I was drawn to write a commentary about the course’s students. Here is it in this column.
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Mastitis treatment decisions – just the facts

April 30, 2013
David F. Kelton
Mastitis is among the most costly diseases of dairy cattle. It is a complex disease with many causes, many presentations and many treatment options. Prevention remains the most effective means of controlling this disease.
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Trim heifers for long-term hoof health

April 30, 2013
Richard Weingart
Best management practices allow all the good things for the baby calf that keep her properly nourished and comfortable as she grows from heifer into her first lactation. We like to think these include automatically good feet and legs that will walk right into the fresh cow group ready to create farm profit.
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Explaining the worldwide efficacy of natural colostrum

April 30, 2013
Manuel Campos
A common misconception is that calves should receive colostrum from their own dam or herd to be protected against pathogens present on their own farm. However, certain natural colostrum replacers do in fact provide protection from diseases worldwide and should be considered in any colostrum management program.
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Acidifying milk replacer – an effective management tool

April 30, 2013
Kathleen Shore
Management strategy defines the success of calf programs. Calves are challenged from birth with an immature immune system, and at the same time they are programmed to grow quickly.
A large part of managing young calves is their feeding program. It is an important first step to ensure that the milk replacer has been formulated with good-quality milk ingredients for optimal digestion and growth.
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