The Winter 2020 issue of the Dairy Update newsletter is out. News and articles on heat stress, milk quality, genetics, and economics. https://t.co/kfAwKkO8Vc #ufansci#IFASExtension
Very nice lunch meeting with my U of Minnesota PhD adviser, Dr. Joe Conlin, in Madison, WI today. On my way to the 4 State Dairy Nutrition and Management Conference in Dubuque, IA, to talk about economics of raising heifers and productive life.
Southern Regional @DairyChallenge happening near Knoxville, Tennessee this week. Visiting the pre-Challenge farm @cheesecowswows with the @UFansci dairy students.
I gave a talk @WDExpo #WDE18#CDCB this week and people told me how much they enjoyed it. I hear that quite a bit. I must be in the entertainment business. Good meeting, though. #UFansci
Link to my #EuroDairy webinar on heat stress management for dairy cattle. Thank you @UF_IFAS#ufansci collaborators for many of the materials. https://t.co/taV7wGJTNx
Don't forget to book your spot on our next #EuroDairy webinar. Professor @albertdevries, University of Florida will be discussing managing #heat stress in #dairy cattle. Register now: https://t.co/WXUPldSoNn
The value of #dairy#cow longevity is complex - affected by genetic improvement (more heifers), heifer replacement cost and effects of cow maturity. In USA, 4-5 lactations seems to be ideal, though depends on assumptions. Interesting commentary here: https://t.co/17yF0yCUn0
One more lactation? Some simple math to look at the trade-offs between genetics progress, replacement cost, and dairy cow maturity. Written for the Spring 2018 issue of our @UF_IFAS Dairy Update newsletter https://t.co/2HwMgvwHQE #ufansci
Teaching Advanced Herd Evaluation at the US Dairy Education and Training Consortium @DairyConsortium in New Mexico. Visiting Nature's Way Dairy in Portales, NM with the session 2 students. https://t.co/P5w7ZTKvOH @NMSUDairy@UF_IFAS#ufansci
Great job repainting the @UF_IFAS Dairy Unit sign by the @ufdairyscience club, despite the rain, in preparation for https://t.co/JlcqyIBLHY, Saturday March 31. It looks like it will be great and dry day tomorrow. #UFansci.