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Michigan State University Breaks Ground on New Dairy And Greenhouse Facilities
Michigan State University broke ground on two new infrastructure projects that are critical to the future of Michigan food production and agriculture. Construction began on
Coyne, Vander Poel and Waymire Assume New Roles At Select Sires
To accommodate the need for advanced genetic support and training to reflect Select Sires Inc.’s and World Wide Sires’ global influence, Brian Coyne, Amber Vander
New Scores At WestVale-View Dairy
WestVale-View Dairy in Nashville, MI hosted the classifier last week and have a number of outstanding new scores to announce! The 240-head WestVale-View herd supplies
Minnesota dairy farmers on the lookout after South Dakota herd tests positive for bird flu
Minnesota dairy farmers are on the lookout after officials announced Friday that a herd of cattle in South Dakota tested positive for bird flu. The
USDA Expects Reduced Milk Supplies And Prices
The USDA expects milk production declines this year because of reduced cow output but left the herd size unchanged. Highground Dairy economist Betty Berning tells
Philadelphia Cream Cheese Embraces Cows In New Advertising Campaign
As consumers seek more farm-to-table products that offer natural ingredients, Kraft Heinz is using the latest Philadelphia advertising campaign to promote its long history and
First Cases of HPAI Found In South Dakota & North Carolina
Highly pathogenic avian influenza has been detected in single dairy cattle herds in both South Dakota and North Carolina. The South Dakota Department of Agriculture
A Leap of Faith and a Dream: The Peila Family
Story written by: Katelyn Poitras Quickly becoming a hit in the Hilltowns of Massachusetts, Peila’s Creamery in Gill has come a long