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When World Dairy Expo travelers make plans for things to see and do around Madison, Wisconsin, there’s a good chance a visit to Bur-Wall Holsteins is on their list.
In the realm of dairy cattle showing, there’s no bigger stage than the colored shavings at World Dairy Expo in Madison, Wisconsin. Hundreds of exhibitors and thousands of cattle converge on the city each fall with hopes and dreams of show ring glory.
From Sept. 29 to Oct. 3, World Dairy Expo is hosted by Madison, Wisconsin. Continue on to read more about the schedule of seminars that will cover the hottest topics in the industry, along with the dairy farm families who will be highlighted through virtual farm tours.
More than 2,500 dairy cattle representing eight breeds will make their way across the colored shavings to compete in international shows at World Dairy Expo.
Lori Bocher, agricultural information specialist with the U.S. Dairy Forage Research Center, announced the dairy forage seminar schedule for World Dairy Expo 2015 in Madison, Wisconsin.
World Dairy Expo has announced the recipients of the 2015 World Dairy Expo Recognition Awards. These prestigious awards are given to four individuals who were nominated by their peers for excellence and leadership in the dairy industry.
How should rural communities entice the next generation to return to their hometowns?
“Build more parks and bike trials” is the advice from John Cromartie, a research geographer with the USDA Economic Research Service.
Known more for turkey production than dairy farming, the rolling hills of southwest Indiana are also home to the four dairies featured on the 2015 Kentuckiana Dairy Exchange. This event was organized and promoted by the University of Kentucky and Purdue University Extension, Indiana Dairy Producers and the Kentucky Dairy Development Council.
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