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Alfalfa Genetic Gain for Forage Yield

December 5, 2025

In summary, genetic gain is happening in alfalfa through this progeny testing program, capturing heterosis among the diverse DLF germplasm pools that the DLF alfalfa breeding team is then utilizing to bring the best alfalfa varieties to market through the brands they support in Alforex Seeds, Forage First and Forage First 5 Series.


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5 critical feed management areas to improve milk production efficiency

Farm managers should ensure cows have consistent, accessible and adequate feed through proper processes, equipment and communication to optimize feed-to-milk conversion and overall production efficiency.
December 5, 2025
David B. Carlson and Lauryn Krentz

Many feedbunk management factors should be regularly evaluated by farm managers and consultants. The goal is to provide adequate amounts of a uniform ration that all cows can access whenever they access the feedbunk.


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Economic Update: Steps taken to urge dairy enforcement in upcoming USMCA Review

Walmart opens milk processing facility in Valdosta, Georgia.
December 4, 2025
Karen Lee

In the news affecting a dairy producer's bottom line the first week of December 2025: Steps taken to urge dairy enforcement in upcoming USMCA review, Walmart opens milk processing facility in Georgia, a better outlook for the future pushes farmer sentiment higher, and the GDT index falls again.


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Powering the farm through winter: Why generator services are essential for modern agriculture

Preparing a generator for cold weather is essential to keeping it running smoothly all season. Here is a winter maintenance checklist.
December 4, 2025
Grant Busse

When a winter storm knocks out the grid, even for a few hours, it can put livestock health, milk quality and business operations at serious risk.



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Use of polled genetics builds momentum

Polled genetics have improved over the past decade, giving producers a chance to avoid disbudding calves without compromising production levels.
December 4, 2025
Chuck Sattler

Breeding for polled animals is the only real way to effectively manage the pain caused by disbudding. It also is an effective way to eliminate this problematic calf management chore.



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November 2025 milk class prices mostly lower

Federal Milk Marketing Order November 2025 uniform prices will weaken as three of four milk class prices declined from the prior month.
December 3, 2025
Dave Natzke

Dairy producers should anticipate smaller milk checks again this month, based on a review of Federal Milk Marketing Order (FMMO) milk class prices.


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[Podcast] Jim Van Patter: Decades of experience dairying around the world

December 3, 2025

Jim Van Patter has managed large dairy herds from Wisconsin to Turkey to Australia to Mississippi and back again. He's now the dairy manager at Nehls Brothers Farm near Juneau, Wisconsin, and he's brought home some hard-won lessons about what works at scale – and what doesn't.


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What do successful automated milking dairies have in common?

Six automated milking dairies share their success stories centered around an adaptation mindset.
December 3, 2025
John Gerbitz

Six automated milking dairies share their success stories here. Each of them have that adaptation mindset. All of them identify net profit as an important measure of success. Each of their stories highlights a specific strength that successful automated milking dairies have in common.



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Checkoff Watch: The world wants our dairy and that’s good for every farmer

December 2, 2025

For many of us, exports can feel like something happening a world away. We’re focused on herd health, feed, weather and milk prices – not trade implications or global markets.



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