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Mark Case

Mark Case

Mark Case was formerly a dairy specialist for Vita Plus.

Technical Sales Manager — Animal Nutrition / Genesis Alkali
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Managing rumen pH for healthy cows and increased profitability

There are many nutrition and management factors, such as social dominance behaviors and feeding patterns, that can impact rumen pH, both positively and negatively.
August 23, 2022
Mark Case

There are many nutrition and management factors, such as social dominance behaviors and feeding patterns, that can impact rumen pH, both positively and negatively. 


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Data detectives: Use your data to increase long-term efficiency and profitability

February 24, 2021
Mark Case
Even with dramatic increases in productivity in the past 50 years, every dairy farm still has opportunities to improve efficiency and profitability. One way to do this is to harness and make sense of your farm’s data. Many dairies already collect much of this data, but never use it to the extent it could be used.
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Recruiting and retaining good employees: Strategies that work

March 8, 2018
Mark Case
Let’s face it, finding and retaining good employees is becoming a major hurdle on many dairy farms. The economy is picking up, which leads to more competition for employees.
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