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How I learned to strike a deal at the county fair

July 17, 2015
Peggy Coffeen
Some kids look forward to a summer filled with boating, camping and family vacations but, like many farm kids, the highlight of my summer as a kid was the county fair.
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More milk than market, Rabobank reports

July 17, 2015
Paige Nelson
According to the Rabobank Dairy Quarterly report of June 2015, there’s still more milk than market, and it may be later rather than sooner before that changes.
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Export Watch: Second-half outlook: Soft markets continue

July 17, 2015
The world dairy markets hit the halfway point of the year in the weakest state in six years. In the first half, Oceania prices for skim milk powder averaged $1.11 per pound, down 48 percent from the first half of 2014. Butter averaged $1.56 per pound (-21 percent) and cheddar averaged $1.62 per pound (-27 percent). Dry whey from Europe averaged just $0.48 per pound (-24 percent).
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Leading and managing a farm business today

July 17, 2015
Bob Milligan
Over the last 50 years, we have gone from feeding hay and grain to balancing rations for amino acids. With crops, we have gone from planting seed from last year’s crop to selecting varieties with specific nutritional traits.
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Your dairy’s culture is more than yogurt or opera

July 17, 2015
Monty Miller
Note: This is the first in a five-part series that explores the role of culture in dairy farm success and productivity. People live and work in cultures. In fact, you have spent your whole life in various cultures, whether you realize it or not.
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Lack of time for data entry stalled dairy’s test drive

July 17, 2015
Walt Cooley
CAFOweb By Glorieta Geoscience California dairyman Brian Medeiros won’t be keeping his subscription to CAFOweb, Internet-based software for nutrient forecasting and tracking offered by New Mexico-based Glorieta Geoscience, after test-driving it for more than a year for free. However, he says the new program remains on his radar for future use.
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Burning money: The consequences of not implementing ideas on your farm

July 17, 2015
Andy (Caygeon) Junkin
It’s great to come up with an idea, but it’s useless unless the ideas get implemented into reality. In the past five years, the thing that has surprised me the most is the low rate of implementation that I see on the most successful/competent farms.
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Bigger fans, dry cow cooling help dairy beat Florida heat

July 17, 2015
Sherry Bunting
How do 6,000 cows beat the heat during Florida’s dog days of summer? “We live and die by our fans and sprinklers and making sure they are operating correctly,” says Jan Henderson, who left the financial industry to become chief financial officer and the next generation working into the partnership with her father, Ron St. John, at Alliance Dairies in Trenton, Florida.
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How to mitigate your cows' heat stress in the summer

July 17, 2015
James Kleinke
It is mid-July, it is hot, and heat abatement is the topic once again.
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Maternity pens have two Wisconsin dairies calving with ease

July 17, 2015
Peggy Coffeen
For two Wisconsin dairies, well-designed maternity pens are leading to better outcomes for both cows and calves. In the past few years, Wayside Dairy and J&J Pickart Dairy have each made improvements to their transition cow facilities to accommodate just-in-time calving.
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