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Karma Metzler Fitzgerald: Keep your friends close... you know the rest PDF Print E-mail
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Written by Karma Metzler Fitzgerald   
Monday, 10 June 2013 09:10

061013_featuredblogThe author of this post, Karma Metzler Fitzgerald, is a regular contributor of Progressive Dairyman and blogger at www.proudtodairy.com.

It’s June. I suppose, since I’m involved in the dairy industry, it should be the most fun month of the year. Don’t get me wrong – I’ve been known to throw candy at a parade or two, maybe participate in an ice cream social.

Mostly, though, I avoid it. I’ve been avoiding a lot of things lately. Turned off my Facebook for a day this week. That’s a big deal for me.
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Tom Wall: 3 “must-have” parlor protocols PDF Print E-mail
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Friday, 17 May 2013 08:46

the almost perfect parlorThe author of this post, Tom Wall of Dairy Interactive, is a regular contributor to the magazine. He maintains a blog, “The Almost Perfect Parlor” with Paul Peetz, a territory sales manager for Milk-Rite. See more posts at http://perfectparlor.com

Goal #1 for milking cows… Consistency. So… where does consistency come from?
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Sam Leadley: They do great until I wean them PDF Print E-mail
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Monday, 29 April 2013 09:24

042913_sam_blogThe author of this post, Sam Leadley, is a calf and heifer management consultant with Attica Veterinary Clinic in Attica, New York. Leadley blogs about calf care issues at http://dairycalfcare.blogspot.com

Well, I’m back in the U.S. at the Attica Vet Clinic. But my head is still in Haverfordwest, Wales, at the farmer meeting last Friday.
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Jennifer Heim: Why do we farm? PDF Print E-mail
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Written by Jennifer Heim   
Tuesday, 09 April 2013 11:34

040913_blogAuthor of this post Jennifer Heim posted this blog on National Agriculture Day, March 19th. Heim and husband David operate his family’s dairy farm in northeast Kansas. See more posts at http://heimdairy.wordpress.com

Today is National Agriculture Day. I often write about what we do as a part of agriculture, but today I want to talk about why we do it. Michele Payn-Knoper wrote a post about taking the time to explain the personal nature of farming.
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Raechel Kilgore Sattazahn: Don’t measure others by the number of cows they have (…or don’t have) PDF Print E-mail
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Written by Raechel Kilgore Sattazahn   
Tuesday, 19 March 2013 06:19

041912_blog6The author of this post, Raechel Kilgore Sattazahn, is a marketing officer with AgChoice Farm Credit and farms with her husband, Doug, and his family at Zahncroft Dairy in Womelsdorf, Pennsylvania.

She blogs about ag issues at http://gobeyondthebarn.wordpress.com/


It’s an instantaneous reaction for those of us in agriculture. The minute someone says they are a farmer, we immediately begin questioning them about how many cows they have, how many acres they farm and all of the subsequent questions.
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Dana Coale: Helping export U.S. dairy products to China and the rest of the world PDF Print E-mail
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Written by Dana Coale, USDA AMS   
Thursday, 28 February 2013 10:43

042712_usdablogAuthor of this post Dana Coale is the AMS Dairy Programs Deputy Administrator. Follow the USDA blog at: http://blogs.usda.gov

Last year marked the first time in U.S. history that our dairy farmers produced more than 200 billion pounds of milk.

This was the highest year over year increase since 2004-2005 and a 5.7 billion pound increase from the previous year. In recent years, more than two-thirds of the growing demand for U.S. farm milk has been for dairy exports.
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