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The latest in pasture management, weed control and an in-depth look at Akaushi cattle will be featured at the first annual Upper Gulf Coast Ranch Expo May 10 in Simonton, Texas.
Established U.S. supplier of generic glyphosate, Glysorita LLC, introduces two dry granular glyphosate formulations based on an ammonium salt, new to the U.S. market.
The new Krone BiG Pack HighSpeed range of large square balers delivers up to 20 percent more throughput, an increase that has been made feasible by two major modifications.
This video was shown during the Progressive Dairyman World Ag Expo seminars in Tulare, California, on February 12, 2013. Todd Moore talks about his experience self-marketing his own dairy products from his two dairies in Plano, Texas.
Click here to read the feature about Todd Moore and Lucky Layla Farms, published in the Jan. 1, 2013 issue of Progressive Dairyman.
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The author of this post, Shannon Linderoth, is a senior public relations writer at Charleston | Orwig. Follow the agricultural communications company’s “Field Assignment” blog at: www.fieldassignment.com
I’ve never claimed to be trendy; one glimpse into my closet will affirm that. But consumer trends have always piqued my curiosity.
And thanks to my multiple roles in the food chain, consumer trends when it comes to food are especially intriguing – like the “10 food predictions for 2013” from Phil Lempert in the December 3 edition of Supermarket News.
Holstein Association USA reported that 2012 was a solid year for U.S. registered Holsteins and program activity, with interest in registered Holstein cattle continuing to grow.
Registrations at the end of last year totaled 362,669, up 2,520 from 2011.
“Looking down memory lane, 10 years ago in 2002, we registered 315,488 Holsteins,” said association CEO John M. Meyer, in his State of the Association address at regional member meetings this winter.
The 28th Annual New York Farm Show, Feb. 21-23 at the NYS Fairgrounds in Syracuse, will be packed with new products and services from more than 400 exhibitors, as well as workshops and presentations from various industry groups.
“These organizations have dedicated a lot of time and effort to provide high quality programs for the show visitors,” said show manager Scott Grigor.
Programming includes a mini-seminar update on robotic milking, scheduled for Friday, Feb. 22.
