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National Mastitis Council annual meeting addresses milk quality opportunities, challenges

February 11, 2016
Milk quality experts representing 28 countries gathered in Glendale, Arizona, for the National Mastitis Council (NMC) 55th Annual Meeting, Jan. 31-Feb. 2.
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U.S. dairy exports end five-year growth streak

February 11, 2016
Trading into the weakest global dairy market in more than a decade, U.S. dairy exports declined in 2015, ending a streak of five straight years of expansion, according to Alan Levitt, market analyst with the U.S. Dairy Export Council (USDEC).
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Children sing about showing cows to Taylor Swift's tune "Shake it off"

February 10, 2016
During the 2016 Wisconsin Junior Holstein Association Convention, this tune took home top honors in the “Bell-R-Ring” contest. The contest challenges each county to come up with a creative roll call response, such as a song or skit. Sung to the beat of a Taylor Swift song, these kids from Calumet and Manitowoc Counties brought down the house with their “cow-showing” version of “Shake It Off.”
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Soil organic matter: The secret to successful farming

February 10, 2016
Dennis W. Hancock
The most important and least appreciated component of most farm operations is the organic matter in the soil. Some folks will read that first sentence, roll their eyes and stop reading.
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2015 alfalfa exports rebound, but headwinds remain

February 10, 2016
Dave Natzke
U.S. alfalfa hay exports overcame market challenges to rebound in 2015, according to annual data from USDA’s Foreign Ag Service. 
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CattleFax at NCBA: Grain, energy prices point downward

February 9, 2016
David Cooper
Ag producers and cattle ranchers will see ample supplies of grain, feedstuffs and fuel, with good weather and favorable production keeping those trends in play for the remainder of 2016.
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CattleFax at NCBA: Production factors still positive

February 9, 2016
David Cooper
The rapid expansion seen by the cattle industry over two years will continue in 2016, although probably into a lower gear as the market accommodates larger protein supplies.
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The why, when and how of doing a TMR evaluation

February 9, 2016
Jenna Hurty-Person
Feeding dairy cows the correct total mixed ration (TMR) is critical to their health and productivity.
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CattleFax at NCBA: Devaluing currencies and its effect on U.S. trade

February 9, 2016
Cassidy Woolsey
“We see no concerns, from our standpoint, looking at 2016 as being any sort of recessionary year. But that doesn’t mean that more of what’s going on outside of the borders can’t have an effect on the United States,” said CattleFax analyst Mike Murphy.
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How involved are you in your employees’ training?

February 9, 2016
Walt Cooley
In December, we published our final stand-alone issue of El Lechero magazine. We wish to thank the thousands of dairies who requested this magazine over its lifetime. It’s been exactly a decade since we launched this magazine for dairy managers and owners.
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