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Agricultural Reflections
https://dairy.osu.edu/newsletter/buckeye-dairy-news/volume-3-issue-5/agricultural-reflections
farms consolidated: efficiency. Do you know who is contributing to farm consolidation Take a look in the ...
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2010 Midwest Dairy Challenge
https://dairy.osu.edu/newsletter/buckeye-dairy-news/volume-12-issue-1/2010-midwest-dairy-challenge
currently helping with the farming operation and taking agronomy courses in crop and soil science at ...
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New Animal Disease Traceability Rule Announced by USDA
of low-cost technology. We will take a closer look at the rule in the next few months, but for now, ...
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An Investment to Build Upon: New “Dairy Freestall Housing and Equipment” Handbook Released
calf simply take up more room and need more stall space to be comfortable. How much more? This ...
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Market View
https://dairy.osu.edu/newsletter/buckeye-dairy-news/volume-13-issue-6/market-view
and unable to connect, this is because it was moved. Recent changes to the College of Food, ...
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The Importance of Knowing Dry Matter Concentration When Buying (or Selling) Feeds
Take 10 or more handful samples from each load (spread across the load) and place in a bucket, ... thoroughly mix the material and then take a subsample (smaller than a volleyball, larger than a softball). ...
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Maintaining Quality Grain in Storage
barley, grain sorghum, shelled corn, or any other grain on your farm for extended periods, you must take ...
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Is Your Herd Positioned for Profit?
https://dairy.osu.edu/newsletter/buckeye-dairy-news/volume-3-issue-4/your-herd-positioned-profit
Auglaize County Agriculture & NRCD With the current price of milk, dairymen must take a serious look ...
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Western Dairy Management Conference and Study Tour
trip will take us to the coast, the Golden Gate Bridge, and the Muir Woods National Monument redwoods. ...
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How to Adjust a POSILAC® Supplementation Program to a Temporarily Limited Supply of POSILAC
the end of lactation. It takes 4 to 6 weeks (ramp-up period) for cows to maximize milk production and ...