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Stay focused on what is really important . . . family!

February 3, 2010
One of our readers writes – “Times are tough and our guys are coming home each day in foul moods. We need tips on how to stay positive in negative times. With hints on how to explain to the kiddos that Dad is stressed.”
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Reduce energy consumption, reduce your costs

February 3, 2010
Despite being considered the engine that drives the world’s economy, energy is something many of us take for granted, and even more of us don’t understand. But energy is worth understanding, especially while the economy still struggles for stability. After all, unlike feed, bedding and other necessities, energy is something you can reduce to help you save money, all without compromising your operations.
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Living without NT in milk replacers

February 3, 2010
In an effort to curb the usage of sub-therapeutic antibiotics, the FDA has ruled that milk replacers may no longer be manufactured with the combination drug of neomycin and oxytetracycline, better known as neo-terramycin or NT, in its common current 2-to-1 dosage.
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Manage the margin to protect profitability

February 3, 2010
The volatility in both milk and grain futures has no doubt been unsettling for many dairy producers worrying about their profitability this year following what has been a very challenging time in the industry the past two years.
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Avoid a vicious cycle of market emotions

February 3, 2010
For every market there is a chart. The chart defines that market’s price over time. However, what makes up a price? What influences its movements? Some will say supply and demand. Others will contest that we are in a new era, where algorithmic trading and computer-generated order flow dictate price. Still more will suggest that the volatility that comes as a function of speculative money flow and the war that wages between fundamentalists and technicians have an influence. Whatever flavor you choose, one thing is certain … it moves.
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Does DMI's MOU mean an IOU for producers?

February 3, 2010
This headline: “USDA Announces Agreement with U.S. Dairy Producers to Cut Greenhouse Gas Emissions” was a shocker to me, so I read on.
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Are you missing something?

February 3, 2010
Someone recently asked me what the pulse of the dairy industry was. My answer: Paused.
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Lessons learned at Illinois Dairy Day

February 1, 2010
Last year has been noted as one of the most economically challenging years in the last 30 years. In his last Dairy Day address before retiring as a University of Illinois Extension dairy specialist at the end of the year, Mike Hutjens reviewed lessons learned in 2009 and throughout his extension career. There was some good news for producers in the state. Illinois ended the year with the same number of cows as it had when it started.
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Flies on the dairy: Why are they here, and how do we get rid of them?

January 27, 2010
Bill Clymer
We often wonder why some critters were put on the face of this earth, especially flies. In reality, the entire group of filth flies serves a very important purpose. The main “job” that flies perform, which is done by the larval (immature) stage, is to speed up the breakdown of decaying organic matter.
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Managers Academy 2010

January 27, 2010
More than 75 dairy producers and allied industry leaders convened in Seattle, Washington, for the sixth annual Managers Academy. The three-day event included executive-level training by business coaches Dr. David Kohl and David Parker and a day of tours to agricultural businesses in the Seattle area, including Werkhoven Dairy Farm in Monroe, Washington; Chateau Ste. Michelle Winery and Pike Place Fish Market in downtown Seattle.
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