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Dairy Farming Mamas: The most valuable lesson I never learned

January 3, 2017
Heather Moore
The most valuable lesson that I learned growing up on a small dairy in Crawford County, Wisconsin, was the very lesson that I never actually learned. You see, my family forgot to teach me the difference between girl jobs and boy jobs. On our farm, the only body parts that mattered were strong arms and a good back.
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Video: Vet offers hope for a future with fewer antibiotics

January 3, 2017
In the video below, Zoetis veterinarian Robin Falkner talks about the future of antibiotic use and how good management plays into that.
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A new year for cattle markets

January 3, 2017
Derrell S. Peel
Cattle prices in 2017 are expected to average close to fourth quarter 2016 levels, though they will be lower than 2016 for year-over-year averages. Several factors may have a significant impact on cattle and beef markets in 2017 and may change current price expectations. These factors bear close watching in the coming year.
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cutting hay

Reducing hay costs in a down year: Where to cut and where not to cut

January 3, 2017
Steve Orloff and Dan Putnam
The 2016 alfalfa production season has been a challenging one to say the least – somewhat reminiscent of 2009, or of periods in the early 2000s. Alfalfa producers enjoyed record high prices in 2014, but they dropped significantly in 2015, and this year has been worse yet.
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No sense in yelling

January 2, 2017
Ami Bennett
The wind was blowing, as it usually is through the dusty desert where our cattle seasonally graze. It came in gusts out of the west that day.
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Massey Ferguson triple windrow attachment

Equipment and tools: January 2017 new product rollout

January 2, 2017

Hesston by Massey Ferguson brings haying triple windrow attachment to market

Hesston by Massey Ferguson introduced a new triple windrow attachment for WR9800 self-propelled windrowers.
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Make 2017 a great dairy year

January 2, 2017
Christina Winch
As a new year rolls in, the big question is always, “What is your resolution?” Some people want to exercise more, eat less, spend less money, save more, spend more time with family and the list can go on.
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5 factors that will help you get approved for an ag loan

January 1, 2017
Getting an agricultural land loan requires a wealth of information, and it is invaluable for a borrower to know what a lender is looking for. AgAmerica Lending explains the 5 C’s of Credit and how they apply to land lending below.
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The Manure Spreader: Purebred

December 31, 2016
Tim Moffett
LEGAL DISCLAIMER: The following ideas, opinions and random thoughts are NOT necessarily those of this magazine, its affiliates, advertisers, friends, relatives, my ex’s, rodeo clowns or anyone who does not have a sense of humor.
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HERd Management: What if you weren’t afraid?

December 31, 2016
Jayne Sebright
Finding myself without a job the summer after my freshman year in college, I asked to be put back into the milking schedule at my parents’ dairy farm in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. But with the farm growing to 300 cows, my sister, the herdsperson, had filled out the milking schedule with full-time employees.
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