As we continue our education and time goes on, the farming community’s ability to provide the best for their cows only grows, Katerina Emerich and Sara Bull write.
June is Dairy Month. For us, it’s a reminder that there are more than 100 dairy farms in Clinton County working every day to produce “nature’s most nearly perfect food.” It’s also a friendly reminder that the fair is coming. Dairy Month calls to mind farms, fairs
Looking back, we both remember our first fair fondly. As young girls showing Jersey calves we learned more than we would have ever imagined. Our families, but more importantly the members of our farming community, helped us learn what it took to have a prize-winning animal. This can be related to the phrase, “Champions aren’t made in the ring. They are just recognized there. If you want to see where a true champion is made, look at their daily routine” (John Maxwell)……
Secretary Perdue announces new OneUSDA Internship Program (Washington, D.C., December 4, 2018) Today, U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue announced the “OneUSDA Internship” opportunity for Summer 2019. As part of
GENYOUth Gala Generates Over $2 Million to Support Youth Wellness Programs The funds will help grow nationwide Fuel Up to Play 60 program. ROSEMONT, Ill. – GENYOUth raised more
Read December 2018 Proof updates/changes before looking at the Proofs tomorrow https://www.uscdcb.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/Progress_requires_change_Dec2018.pdf Progress Requires Change December 2018 A great step of progress in dairy cattle improvement was taken with the
