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New Video's 11/28/2011
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DairyRoto-Mix 1355 HDS helps dairy producerJerod Henrickson of Bella Holsteins, Inc. knows what it takes to feed over 2,200 head of dairy cows and 3,100 replacement heifers twice a day. When Henrickson did his research, he chose the Roto-Mix 1355 Cyclone vertical trailer with double flighted augers and equipped with the HDS hydraulic drive system. The double flighted augers mix a lot faster and the quality of my bulky rations is excellent. [Read More] High Plains Dairy Conference set for March 7 to 8"This conference was designed to address specific issues from adopting technology to understanding animal welfare issues and the world economy." The conference will begin with registration each day at 6:30 a.m. with the seminars starting at 8 a.m. in the Ambassador Hotel, 3100 W. Interstate 40. An early evening reception will be held for participants March 7. --Jeff Mikus, Diamond V, Diet Consistency: Using TMR Audits to Deliver More from Your Feed, Equipment and People to the Bottom Line; [Read More] Western Kansas Dairy Summit to showcase industryKansas We are very pleased to have this opportunity to work with the Mid America Ag Network to get our message out to the dairy industry...western Kansas is open for business!" [Read More] Jersey production sets records in 2011The American Jersey Cattle Association announced that new records for production by Registered Jersey cows were established in 2011. The official Jersey lactation average increased to 18,633 pounds milk, 889 pounds fat, and 676 pounds protein. The American Jersey Cattle Association, organized in 1868, compiles and maintains animal identification and performance data on Jersey cattle and provides services that support genetic improvement and greater profitability through increasing the value ... [Read More] Dairy at risk of losing key permitCIMARRON, Kan. (AP)--A large western Kansas dairy with a history of problems will have to close if it's unable to successfully appeal the revocation of a crucial permit. The Kansas Department of Health and Environment gave notice to international milk producer Ceres Agrar GmbH recently that the agency intends to terminate the water pollution control permit for its Cimarron dairy in Gray County. The document said the dairy failed to comply with the current permit, state and federal ... [Read More] 
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