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Iowa Department of Agriculture requires testing of milk for aflatoxin

September 6, 2012
On Aug. 31, the Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship began to require aflatoxin screening and testing of milk received in Iowa. The order, which will continue indefinitely, requires milk processors to screen all Grade A and Grade B farm bulk milk pickup tankers and farm can milk loads for aflatoxin on a weekly basis. Aflatoxin can sometimes be found in drought-stressed corn. The FDA has established action levels for aflatoxin in milk and feed.
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Recognize stress in horses

September 6, 2012
More often than not, our horses will show signs of stress. And just as often, horse owners can control the amount of stress seen in our horses.
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CDFA plans to form California Dairy Future Task Force

September 6, 2012
Writing that volatility is "the new reality for dairy farmers," California Agriculture Secretary Karen Ross is calling for cooperation and strategic reform. Ross wrote on the California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA) website, "If we have learned one thing from this crisis, it is that the current regulatory and pricing system needs to change and all sectors of the industry need to collaborate and develop reforms that can bring new markets and new stability to the marketplace.
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Higher grain prices could have lasting effect on livestock sector

September 6, 2012
High grain prices continue to take a toll on the livestock sector as higher feed costs erode profit margins and lower bids for beef cattle, pork and related markets, according to a Texas A&M AgriLife Extension economist.
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Proud to Dairy members will get VIP treatment at World Dairy Expo

September 6, 2012
Planning to attend this year’s World Dairy Expo? Make sure to RSVP on the event page at Proud to Dairy. Click here or use this link to share with your friends: http://bit.ly/PTD_2012WDE. If you click the button that says “Will attend,” we’ll send you a coupon for a free Proud to Dairy hat. Bring your coupon to the Progressive Dairyman booth, located in the Arena Building.
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What’s holding you back?

September 6, 2012
Back in basic nutrition class, we were introduced to the concept of “first limiting nutrient.” Take a simplified example: if some calves were eating enough protein, minerals, and vitamins to support 3 pounds of daily gain, but only enough energy to support 2, they would gain . . . 2 pounds a day.
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100 chicks gather at Vita Plus event

September 6, 2012
Karen Lee
More than 100 women of all ages took part in the Vita Plus Chick Day, Aug. 16 and 17. For the first time ever, this event was held in Minnesota and such a move required adding an extra day of tours. Previously Chick Day had always taken place on a single day in Wisconsin.
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Harsh summer adds challenges for newborn calves

September 6, 2012
The heat of summer may soon be over but the lasting effects of hot weather are far from behind us. Many cattle producers will begin to see the continued impact of this summer’s hot, dry weather as fall calving season begins.
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The powers of the IRS commissioner

September 6, 2012
The president has substantial power to implement policy within the IRS, and the IRS is the enforcer of tax laws. The IRS commissioner is appointed by the president, with the consent of the Senate, for a five-year term.
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New and improved balers from Vermeer and Case

September 5, 2012
Late summer is the time when many equipment manufacturers roll out their latest and greatest. Read on to learn what Vermeer and Case have done to improve their baler lineups.
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