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Our recent trip to San Antonio, Texas for the Cattle Industry Annual Convention was extremely valuable. I truly enjoyed the chance to catch up with many of you and gain your perspectives. If we weren’t able to connect in Texas, drop me a message to let me know what’s on your mind and how we can help.

DairyCast 0327 Show Notes:

• If you have been confused by reports of the impact of potential climate change legislation, you are not alone.  So Bill Golden, Agricultural Economist at Kansas State University, assembled a team to looking into simplifying the many various reports.

Happy New Year! Hopefully 2010 will be extremely prosperous and successful for you. We at DairyCast resolve to continue to bring you the information and solutions you need to enhance your profitability. Let me know how we can help you on a daily basis by sending me a note.

DairyCast 0325 Show Notes:

• Gary Digiuseppe, Maumelle, Arkansas, helps to shed some light on the raw milk revolution in his conversation with David Gumpert, author of The Raw Milk Revolution: Behind America's Emerging Battle Over Food Rights.

DairyCast 0324 Show Notes:

• In this 3rd and final segment from Alex Avery, Director of Research and Education for the Center for Global Food Issues at the Hudson Institute, Alex focuses on how data from respectable organizations is not being reported fairly and consistently to the general public for the expressed purpose of moving forward a position that is not environmentally sound.

DairyCast 0323 Show Notes:

• In part 2 of our look into which cattle production practices are best for the environment, Alex Avery, Director of Research and Education for the Center for Global Food Issues at the Hudson Institute, provides an information base to compare food grown with organic nitrogen versus food grown with synthetic nitrogen.

DairyCast 0322 Show Notes:

• Which cattle production practices are best for the environment and offer the least greenhouse gas emission? The answer may surprise you. Alex Avery, Director of Research and Education for the Center for Global Food Issues at the Hudson Institute, weighs in.

DairyCast 0321 Show Notes:

• Kristin Torres, National Cattlemen's Beef Association Director of Association Marketing, showcases the highlights of the upcoming Cattle Industry Annual Convention. Register for the convention and trade show today!

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Update for November 17, 2009


We are pleased today to be one of the first to share with you an exciting announcement from Elanco Animal Health. In an effort to further enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of meeting their customer’s needs, Elanco has released the new, higher concentration of Rumensin. Listen in as Dr. Chel Moore, PhD and Technical Consultant for Elanco, explains the details you should know.

How are you sharing your story of agriculture? I would enjoy hearing your comments, send me a note.

DairyCast 0312 Show Notes:

• Part 2 of why Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation recently announced $120 million in agricultural grants.