Articles Tagged with ''legacy''

On the Edge of Common Sense: One more for the tourists

March 22, 2010
Moira and Clive, British tourists, had taken in the Arkansas attractions of Eureka Springs, the Chuck Wagon races in Clinton, the sale barn in Green Forest and now found themselves in Ft. Smith for the Arkansas Cattlemen’s Association Trail Drive.
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Tales of a Hay Hauler: Airplanes

March 22, 2010
Brad Nelson and Alicia Nguyen

Years back, Leo and I would occasionally hear the drone of what we assumed to be someone flying the night mail. I suggested to Leo, one time, that as discouraging as things were at the moment, it might be in order to sell the hay trucks, buy a twin Beach airplane and fly the night mail. Leo pondered it for some time, and then replied that in all the years he’d been involved in things powered by motors, he had yet to find one that would not eventually need to have a mechanic called to it.

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The View from Here: The greatest challenge is six to seven inches

March 21, 2010
As of this writing, I have completed my first full year in Iraq. My supervisors in Washington D.C. and here at the U.S. Embassy have added an additional four months on to my deployment. We have several developmental projects underway, and because they were built during my watch, I am to see them through.
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How to choose a farm insurance carrier

March 21, 2010
In today’s market choosing a farm insurance carrier can be one of the most overwhelming yet critical business decisions farm families will make. Unlike making choices between John Deere or Case IH and Pioneer or DeKalb – subjects in which the average producer has some authority – insurance is an area many farmers know little about.
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DeLaval tops 2,500 sales mark of feeding stations in a year

March 19, 2010
This week DeLaval produced its 2,500th unit of the new Feed Stations FSC40/400 – a solution created to help milk producers maintain greater control over production while reducing input costs. Feeding each cow to her individual needs throughout the lactation cycle increases milk production, optimizes use of feed, helps promote animal welfare, reduces concentrate waste, saves energy and helps cut CO2 emissions.
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Proud of Mystic Valley Dairy

March 19, 2010
The newly renamed Professional Dairy Producers Foundation, formerly known as the Professional Dairy Producers of Wisconsin Education Foundation, has received a commitment from a Wisconsin producer that shows he is proud to dairy. Mitch Breunig of Mystic Valley Dairy LLC donated Jenny-Lou Million 2719 for this year’s PDPF fundraiser auction held March 16-17.
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Challenging a big family dairy

March 19, 2010
During the Western Regional Dairy Challenge held in Twin Falls, Idaho on March 4-6, 50 students from five universities across the Western states were acquainted with a dairy and the problems that can come from family farming on a large scale.
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Young milk producer cooperative members gather to interact and learn

March 17, 2010
Maryland & Virginia Milk Producer Cooperative Association hosted their annual Young Cooperator Conference March 2-4 in Concordville, Pennsylvania. Twenty-four YCs gathered to hear about current issues in the dairy industry and build relationships with fellow young dairymen. After some icebreakers and get to know you games, the group was joined by the Maryland & Virginia field staff and management team to hear from Wawa Dairy’s marketing team.
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Western United Dairymen convention speakers point to a brighter future

March 17, 2010
After a year most experts are calling the worst dairy economic climate since the depression, California dairy families were in the mood to hear some brighter forecasts as they gathered in Modesto, California for Western United Dairymen’s annual convention. Several speakers gave credence to the convention theme “To a Brighter Future” as they noted some encouraging economic developments.
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