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DairyCast update for January 26, 2010, Why do some cows thrive and others crash?

Well, I am finishing up the chores then heading off to San Antonio for hopefully some sunshine, warmer weather and a great education. I hope that you have made your plans to be with us this week for the Cattle Industry Annual Convention and NCBA Trade Show.

DairyCast 0329 - What can you do with moldy corn and silage to maintain cow performance?

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  • Dr. Kathleen Emery, Nutritionist and DVM, weighs in on how we can best manage higher levels of molds and mycotoxins to maintain cow performance. 

DairyCast 0294 - New opportunities in silage and highlights from the Wisconsin Farm Technology Days

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DairyCast 0269 - Limin Kung offers tips for success in your silage program

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  • Limin Kung, Professor in the Department of Animal & Food Science at the University of Delaware, offers tips for success in your silage program.
  • Find a great video presentation from Limin Kung here

DairyCast 0266 - Matching the right hybrid with the right field

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  • Art Graves, Agronomist, share his insights on matching the right hybrids with the right fields

SSLC 2009: Producer Panel Discussion


Panel discussion with Co-Vale Holsteins, Meadow Brook Farms, Quarry Hill Dairy, Wayside Dairy Farm.

SSLC 2009: BMR Agronomy Update


BMR Agronomy Update: Using Silage-Specific On Your Farm. Art Graves, Jon Erickson, and Terry helm talk about growing corn silage, growing dairy feed, making milk, and being profitable.

SSLC 2009: BMR Nutrition Update


BMR Nutrition Update: 4.8 is discussed by the Mycogen Nutrition Team. What is 4.8? "Get 4.8 pounds more milk with Mycogen® brand Silage-Specific™ BMR corn hybrids" is the topic.

SSLC 2009: Navigating the Corn Silage Maze


Everett Thomas has worked as an agronomist in northern New York since 1966, first as a regional Extension Specialist for Cornell University and from 1981 to 2008 at the William H. Miner Institute. He is recognized by the industry as an expert in crop production and research and is a frequent contributor to Hoard’s Dairyman and other agricultural magazines. Ev’s field crop consulting work has taken him to Europe, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, and throughout North America.

DairyCast 0216 for December 9 2008

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  • Ev Thomas, the Miner Institute, shares some advice on silage utilization and other key management issues from his years of experience
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