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Articles Tagged with ''legacy''

Then and now: The evolution of calf housing

September 11, 2017
Brandon Sowder
The advent of genomics and recent research on the long-term impact of the pre-weaning phase have helped put calf management in the limelight. And calf facilities have seen major improvements as a result.
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Stressed, antisocial calves? Calf brushes can helpc

September 11, 2017
Angelina Bertino
As animal welfare issues continue to become more prominent, automatic comfort brushes for calves are becoming a necessary tool for farmers to improve calf comfort and well-being.
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Eliminate restrictions to enhance the milking process

September 11, 2017
Jason LeGassick
I am often asked, “How can I get more cows through my parlor?” This is a very common question, as the economics of dairying are getting tougher. Another huge issue facing dairymen is that labor to milk cows is harder to find, and the labor is coming at a premium price.
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The key to trust begins with why

September 11, 2017
Jenna Hurty-Person
“What’s your why?” Heath Slawner, a member of Simon Sinek’s “Start With Why” team, asks. “And by why, I mean what’s your cause? What’s your purpose? What inspires you in the morning to wake up and go to work?
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Strategies for producing high-quality, profitable beef

September 8, 2017
Patrick Davis
Cattle producers in the U.S. should be asking themselves: “What is high-quality beef and how do we produce it?” Not only is high quality what the packers and consumers want, but there are also incentives for those who produce a quality product.
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Five tips for getting hired on a dairy farm: Advice for high school students looking for a job

September 8, 2017
Annaliese Wegner
As a dairy farmer, I have had some experience interviewing potential employees – mostly high school students. Some of these teens have an ag background while others do not, but what many of them seem to have in common is the inability to make a good first impression.
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Euthanasia methods and risks: What every producer needs to know

September 8, 2017
Jenna Hurty-Person
Timely euthanasia is perhaps one of the biggest challenges for farmers and veterinarians. Many times, there isn’t a definite answer. Euthanizing the animal too early could mean a missed opportunity, but doing it too late means unnecessary animal suffering.
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Smoky skies impact hay

September 8, 2017
Dave Natzke
Hay marketers have reported Pacific Northwest fires and smoke are impacting hay quality, mainly due to discoloration.
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Dairy Farming Mamas: Farm kids say the darndest things when heading back to school

September 7, 2017
Heather Moore
The start of the school year is a mixed bag of emotions for a farming mama and her brood. No one wants to see homework start again, but it’s a relief to get back to a routine, and to maybe even have a chance at warm coffee.
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What are the freestall farms with low lameness doing differently?

September 7, 2017
Laura Solano
Lameness is our dairy industry’s most visible animal welfare issue as well as being detrimental for cows’ longevity, reproductive performance and productivity. In addition, the dairy industry is faced with increasing pressures from the public to ensure our cows are well cared for.
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