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New insurance package for raw milk producers

March 26, 2013
Willis Programs, a specialty business unit of global insurance broker Willis Group Holdings, has introduced a customized insurance solution for dairy operations. DairyProtector is designed for dairy farms with cows producing raw milk for bulk sales.
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$50K redevelopment grant centers on Pennsylvania dairy

March 26, 2013
Pittsburgh officials are using a $50,000 urban redevelopment grant to create a "dairy district'' around a historic family-owned business; Colteryahn Dairy has been in business for 126 years.
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California farmers to get less water

March 25, 2013
Officials are decreasing the water supply this year because of dry winter conditions. The Bureau of Reclamation said that agricultural contractors on the west side of the San Joaquin Valley will receive a water allocation of 20 percent of requested deliveries, a 5 percent decrease from the allocation announced last month.
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New Hire Matt Kramer

March 25, 2013
Matt Kramer Reno, Nevada Customer Agronomist Mycogen Seeds
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New Hire K.C. Brooks

March 25, 2013
K.C. Brooks, DVM, ABVP Lodi, Wisconsin President Wisconsin Veterinary Medical Association
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New Hire Earl Cole

March 22, 2013
Earl Cole Rigby, Idaho Area Sales Manager Nutrition Physiology Company LLC
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DFA reaches settlement in cheese class action lawsuit

March 22, 2013
Dairy Farmers of America has reached a settlement agreement in a portion of the class action lawsuit regarding DFA’s trading activity on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange in 2004.
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How much longer will your dairy last?

March 20, 2013
Walt Cooley
I recently returned from attending the Western Dairy Management Conference in Reno, Nevada. Attendance at the event exceeded that from 2011 – the last time the conference convened. This was encouraging given that the dairy industry continues to be a volatile marketplace.
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March 21, 2013 issue: Export watch

March 20, 2013
Click here to download the latest export watch, provided by the U.S. Dairy Export Council (USDEC). PD
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In Focus: Survey of fourth-year veterinary medical students

March 20, 2013
It’s that time of year again, and graduation is in the air. The AmericanVeterinary Medical Association conducts an annual survey of fourth-yearveterinary medical students.
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