Previous Issues
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p. 9 - Spring Cleaning
p. 12 - Breed Showcase
p. 15 - Manure Management
p. 18 - Say Cheese...and Whey
p. 23 - Udder Stuff
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p. 9 - Southern Regional Dairy Challenge
p. 15 - FFA: Training Our Future Leaders
p. 21 - Udder Stuff
p. 27 - Conference Review
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p. 9 - Milking Reality From Dreams
p. 13 - 4,000 Stalls and No Dairy Farms
p. 15 - Udder Stuff
p. 18 - Dairy News
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p. 10 - Barb Liebenstein: Building Customer Confidence One Glass at a Time
p. 14 - The Milk Diet
p. 18 - Dairy Product Showcase
p. 22 - Udder Stuff
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p. 8 - New Product
p. 14 - World Dairy Expo Honors Winners
p. 18 - Around the World of Dairy in Five Days
p. 28 - Equipment Review
p. 42 - Udder Stuff
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p. 10 - Should we be Concerned with Masked Mycotoxins?
p. 14 - Foot and Mouth Disease
p. 20 - The Importance of Colostrum
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p. 10
Controlling Transmissions of Johne’s Disease in Your Herd
Johne’s is a contagious, and untreatable, disease that can devastate a dairy herd.
A well thought-out plan that guides consistent effort over time may be the most important factor in controlling it. This article will help you design a plan, including all the critical management points.
Courtesy of Michigan State University,
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p. 10 June Dairy Month Highlights Dairy Industry
Steve Weisman brings us the history of June as Dairy Month as well as some ideas on how to celebrate for 2011’s version.
By Steve Weisman
p. 17 Conductive Cooling: A New Way to Cool Cows
What if there was a way you could keep your herd cool AND save on energy costs at the same time?
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p. 9 A Fresh Focus on Udder Management Improves Quality and Cash Flow on the Dairy Farm
More precise udder management to prevent mastitis is good for yourherd as well as your bottom line.
By Sherry A. Bunting, Dairy management writer
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See how the dairy industry has become the most sophisticated and creative enterprise in agriculture when it comes to using ventilation systems.













