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Articles by Peggy Coffeen

It's that time of the year: Frostbite prevention

December 12, 2016
Peggy Coffeen
As temperatures plummet, both people and animals exposed to the cold are at risk for frostbite. According to the Center for Disease Control, frostbite is an injury to the body caused by freezing. When conditions are right, this can happen within just minutes of exposure to the elements.
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Best Builds: Visitor center gives modern view of dairying

December 12, 2016
Peggy Coffeen
From schoolchildren to politicians, Vir-Clar Farms hosts a variety of groups looking to learn more about modern dairy production, and the addition of a new visitor center right on the dairy will take that experience to a whole new level.
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Matsches maximize efficiency with new rotary milking parlor

November 2, 2016
Peggy Coffeen
The recent addition of an 80-stall rotary parlor will bring a Wisconsin dairy up to over 5,000 cows between two milking sites. “Efficiency is always the goal,” Chris Matsche says.
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How an epic crop failure helped me find ‘seeds of greatness’

October 18, 2016
Peggy Coffeen
Harvest season is upon us, and while you may be counting your corn silage by the ton and beans by the bushel, I’m counting my zucchini … on one hand.
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Study of longer voluntary waiting periods yields surprising results

October 18, 2016
Peggy Coffeen
For years, 50 to 60 days has been branded as the ideal length of time between calving and first service, but a recent study is looking at how giving dairy cows closer to 90 days before breeding could impact reproductive performance, and the results may surprise you.
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Technology turns Brooks’ tractor cab into mobile office

September 30, 2016
Peggy Coffeen
If you are looking for dairyman and crop farmer Ron Brooks, there is a good chance you will find him in his “office.” “I’ve got a great view from my office,” Brooks says. “It changes with every pass.”
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Behind the scenes of World Dairy Expo

September 21, 2016
Peggy Coffeen
From the folding seats of World Dairy Expo’s iconic Coliseum, spectators watch the procession of beautiful cows glide across the colored shavings as they compete for top honors in the international show.
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Not your ordinary farm tour: Wisconsin dairy hosts Farm-Meets-Fork Gala

September 7, 2016
Peggy Coffeen
Like many other dairy producers, Dave and Stacy Jauquet and their family don’t shy away from educating the public. They’ve hosted their county’s annual breakfast on the farm, and hundreds of school children have touched a cow for the very first time while touring their 600-cow dairy.
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Expanding the herd? Going organic? Switching to Jersey? Find out how much it would cost

August 29, 2016
Peggy Coffeen
Whether you are actively dairying, transitioning the farm or just starting out, there are major decisions to be made, and each comes at a price. Luckily, a new set of resources from Iowa State University’s Extension and Outreach Dairy Team can help estimate the income and expenses associated with conventional, organic and pasture-based dairy operations.
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5 secrets to recruiting and retaining employees

August 24, 2016
Peggy Coffeen
“Labor management, procuring employees … if it is not your biggest issue today, it will become one of your biggest issues,” Peter Coyne warned dairy producers at the Vita Plus Calf Summit.
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