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Dairy producers share their perspective on carbon accounting

Three Wisconsin producers discuss their involvement in Professional Dairy Producers’ Your Farm – Your Footprint initiative, which expanded their knowledge of dairy’s carbon footprint with metrics specific to their farms.
June 28, 2024
Jenn Coyne

The Your Farm – Your Footprint initiative is a unique program that meets the growing need of producers to know and understand their farms' carbon impacts and take charge of conversations about dairy sustainability.


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Carbon accounting opportunities for any size farm

Historically, only larger farms have had access to carbon credit development as a net source of revenue. However, with a changing regulatory landscape, opportunities for new project types – particularly for smaller farms – are arising to meet the demand for reductions within the supply chain.
June 24, 2024
Lauren Brown

To dairy farmers, carbon credits, or offsets, are best known in association with anaerobic digestion. These projects require big farms with significant amounts of manure and plenty of capital, resulting in credits sold to buyers outside of the dairy or even the food and beverage industries.


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Essential considerations for dairy farmers approached by anaerobic digester developers

Anaerobic digesters are more than a building project. They are about forging partnerships, navigating regulations and managing risk, and doing so in a way that’s best for the future of the dairy.
June 7, 2024
Todd Taylor

As a dairy farmer, you are no stranger to innovation and efficiency on the farm. So when approached by developers interested in building an anaerobic digester on your property, it is essential to consider the big picture. Here's what you need to know as you navigate this opportunity.


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Greenhouse gas statements influencing dairy

June 6, 2024
Jenn Coyne

News rippled through the greenhouse gas (GHG) space as announcements were recently made regarding both dairy methane emissions in California as well as the voluntary carbon market across the nation.


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Hydrogen as a way of profiting from manure

While renewable natural gas is an essential tool for reducing emissions and increasing profitability for many farmers, it is not suitable or possible in some circumstances. Advancements in hydrogen production technology have led to a new low-carbon solution for biogas use.
June 6, 2024
Wilson Hago

Hydrogen is the new thing. There has been a lot of recent press regarding the potential of hydrogen to remove carbon from the energy equation and lead the way to a more sustainable world.


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Trends in manure handling, application and treatment

Developments in manure management technologies are tackling issues like sand-laden manure, compaction and the role of manure additives.
June 4, 2024
Emma Ohirko

Explore three trends in manure management and their potential to impact operational efficiency.


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Keep sand where you need it, not where you don’t

Sand bedding provides a healthy, comfortable environment for dairy cows. It also requires deliberate management in facilities and fields.
May 28, 2024
Renee Schrift

The benefits of sand bedding for dairy cows are many. However, sand is not always the easiest material to incorporate into manure management systems.


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Controlling bedding pathogens can reduce environmental mastitis

Recycled manure as bedding is an inexpensive and sustainable option. It is also an option that does not put the cows at greater risk for mastitis and higher somatic cell count when mastitis-causing pathogens can be safely and effectively controlled.
April 30, 2024
Ben Saylor

Controlling pathogen outgrowth in recycled manure bedding is possible. When a bacillus-based bedding additive was tested on-farm, a significant reduction in bulk tank SCC and mastitis cases was noticed.


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Considerations for appropriate manure application rates

Apply manure where it is needed by determining appropriate application rates for each field.
April 26, 2024
Megan Dresbach

As manure applicators, we should know how many gallons or tons we are applying to an acre and should have corresponding documentation. The question is: “How do we determine the rate?”


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The three-phase approach to establishing on-farm treatment systems

The permitting process for establishing on-farm manure treatment systems doesn’t have to be complicated. A three-phase approach breaks down Wisconsin’s requirements for producers exploring this form of waste management.
March 28, 2024
Joseph Baeten

The most common practice for manure management is temporary storage at the farm’s production site and land spreading during specific periods throughout the year.



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